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HIP 23452 A Overview

HIP 23452 A 0.62 R⦿ 3877.00 K

HIP 23452 A Architecture & Discovery Information

Name Orbital Separation Planet Size Method Year Reference Disposition
HIP 23452 A
HIP 23452 A
  • Some stellar parameter values may be biased due to companion blend (WDS Catalog)
RA
05h02m28.45s
Dec
-21d15m23.63s
Distance
9.618338±0.131368 pc
Parallax
117.38±1.81 mas
Ecliptic Latitude
-43.76692 deg
Ecliptic Longitude
71.30079 deg
Galactic Latitude
-33.02303 deg
Galactic Longitude
221.72296 deg
Total Proper Motion
304.32±2.00 mas/yr
Proper Motion (RA)
-122.53±2.00 mas/yr
Proper Motion (Dec)
-278.56±2.00 mas/yr
Photometry
mV
8.31±0.10
mTESS
6.641±0.032
mJ
5.450±0.021
mH
4.853±0.017
mKs
4.600±0.018
mIc
---
mB
9.9460±0.2150
Tools
Planetary Systems
ExoFOP Target Overview Page
IRSA Finding Chart
Source TICv8 Turnbull 2015 Wright et al. 2004 Nidever et al. 2002 Hawley et al. 1996 Michigan Catalog, Vol. 4 Cannon & Pickering 1918
S Index
--- --- 1.400±0.182 --- --- --- ---
ρ✶
(g/cm3)
3.525835±0.204037 --- --- --- --- --- ---
M✶
(M⦿)
0.6070970±0.0205764 0.54 --- --- --- --- ---
R✶
(R⦿)
0.6238120±0.0190609 0.66 --- --- --- --- ---
log g
(log10(cm/s2))
4.6312200±0.0118232 --- --- --- --- --- ---
γ
(km/s)
--- --- --- -11.0±0.4 --- --- ---
Sp. T
--- M0V --- --- K7 M0 V K5
Teff
(K)
--- 3877 --- --- --- --- ---
L✶
(log10(L⦿))
---
-1.046 +0.160-0.255
--- --- --- --- ---
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Photometric Light Curve     110 Hp (Hipparcos) Hipparcos and Tycho Catalogs
Known Objects
3 2MASS Point Source Catalog
Data Files
1 SuperWASP Time Series
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