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Gaia22dkvL b

Gaia22dkvL Architecture & Discovery Information

Name Orbital Separation Planet Size Method Year Reference Disposition
Gaia22dkvL
Gaia22dkvL b 1.4 au 187.84 M⨁ Microlensing 2024 Wu et al. 2024 Confirmed Planet
Gaia22dkvL b
RA
10h07m04.56s
Dec
-66d10m51.20s
Distance
1270+430-250
pc
Parallax
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Ecliptic Latitude
-66.25176 deg
Ecliptic Longitude
207.92568 deg
Galactic Latitude
-8.41018 deg
Galactic Longitude
287.36784 deg
Total Proper Motion
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Proper Motion (RA)
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Proper Motion (Dec)
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Photometry
Tools
Planetary Systems
IRSA Finding Chart
Stellar Hosts
Source Wu et al. 2024 Wu et al. 2024 Wu et al. 2024 Wu et al. 2024 Wu et al. 2024 Wu et al. 2024 Wu et al. 2024
M✶
(M⦿)
1.145+0.155-0.078
1.288+0.046-0.272
1.273+0.050-0.200
1.157+0.016-0.074
1.050+0.045-0.067
1.077+0.080-0.053
1.046+0.036-0.092
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Status
Confirmed Planet
Detected By
Microlensing
Tools
Planetary Systems
Microlensing
Source Wu et al. 2024 Wu et al. 2024 Wu et al. 2024 Wu et al. 2024 Wu et al. 2024 Wu et al. 2024 Wu et al. 2024
Mp
(M⨁)
188+48-17
1798+172-426
1082+102-181
48.6+2.2-3.8
261+17-33
412.5+14.9-48.0
79.5+12.7-44.2
Mp
(MJup)
0.591+0.152-0.052
5.657+0.540-1.340
3.403+0.321-0.571
0.153+0.007-0.012
0.822+0.052-0.105
1.298+0.047-0.151
0.250+0.040-0.139
a
(au)
1.40+0.77-0.34
1.96+0.21-1.11
1.40+0.42-0.23
1.61+0.16-0.44
1.68+0.14-0.56
1.69+0.13-0.31
2.04+0.23-1.11
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Known Objects
1 Confirmed Planets
5 2MASS Point Source Catalog
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