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MOA-bin-29 Overview

MOA-bin-29
MOA-bin-29 b
Architecture
MOA-bin-29
MOA-bin-29
MOA-bin-29 b
Other Data
Bibliography 1
Exoplanet Archive Notes 2
Nearby Data 4
Discovery Data
Host Planet Method Year Reference Disposition
MOA-bin-29 MOA-bin-29 b Microlensing 2019 Kondo et al. 2019 Confirmed Planet
MOA-bin-29
  • Values for stellar mass and distance drawn from Table 5, wide1 model in ref. (Kondo et al. 2019)
MOA-bin-29 b
  • Values for planet mass and semi-major axis drawn from Table 5, wide1 model in ref. (Kondo et al. 2019)
RA
17h57m30.23s
Dec
-29d44m11.63s
Distance
7120 +1150-1050
pc
Parallax
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Ecliptic Latitude
-6.29846 deg
Ecliptic Longitude
269.45485 deg
Galactic Latitude
-2.63572 deg
Galactic Longitude
0.63345 deg
Total Proper Motion
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Proper Motion (RA)
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Proper Motion (Dec)
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Photometry
mV
44.61 +2.82-11.92
mH
32.34 +4.03-8.10
mKs
33.11 +7.63-9.40
mIc
36.35 +3.66-8.62
Tools
IRSA Finding Chart
Stellar Hosts
Source Kondo et al. 2019 Kondo et al. 2019 Kondo et al. 2019 Kondo et al. 2019 Kondo et al. 2019 Kondo et al. 2019
M✶
(M⦿)
0.03 +0.07-0.02
0.02 +0.06-0.01
0.06 +0.11-0.04
0.07 +0.11-0.04
0.05 +0.08-0.03
0.10 +0.16-0.06
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Status
Confirmed Planet
Detected By
Microlensing
Tools
Microlensing
Source Kondo et al. 2019 Kondo et al. 2019 Kondo et al. 2019 Kondo et al. 2019 Kondo et al. 2019 Kondo et al. 2019
Mp
(M⨁)
190 +381-120
200 +334-110
150 +388-99
180 +331-120
180 +310-110
200 +359-120
Mp
(MJup)
0.60 +1.20-0.38
0.63 +1.05-0.36
0.48 +1.22-0.31
0.58 +1.04-0.37
0.58 +0.97-0.35
0.63 +1.13-0.39
a
(au)
0.48 +0.12-0.10
1.54 +0.52-0.45
0.37 +0.08-0.07
0.27 +0.08-0.07
0.39 +0.12-0.11
0.53 +0.89-0.18
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Known Objects
1 Confirmed Planets
29 2MASS Point Source Catalog
Data Files
1721 UKIRT Time Series
1 Associated Literature Data
System
Star
Confirmed
Candidate
False Positive Planet
Controversial
False Positive
Aliases
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Time Series
Kepler | K2
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