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TOI-1180 0.73 R⦿ 4738.10 K
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TOI-1180.01
0.270 RJup
Architecture
TOI-1180
TOI-1180
TOI-1180.01
Other Data
Bibliography 3
Nearby Data 1
Discovery Data
Host Planet Method Year Reference Disposition
TOI-1180 TOI-1180.01 Transit 2019 TESS Project Candidate Planet
RA
14h18m13.39s
Dec
+82d11m37.55s
Distance
72.0238+0.1326-0.1321
pc
Parallax
13.8554000±0.0253204 mas
Ecliptic Latitude
69.98862 deg
Ecliptic Longitude
109.07565 deg
Galactic Latitude
34.33814 deg
Galactic Longitude
119.44563 deg
Total Proper Motion
106.472580±0.044297 mas/yr
Proper Motion (RA)
84.4077000±0.0449779 mas/yr
Proper Motion (Dec)
-64.8980000±0.0431201 mas/yr
Photometry
mV
11.017±0.016
mTESS
10.112±0.006
mJ
9.237001±0.021000
mH
8.716±0.017
mKs
8.594±0.015
mW1
8.535±0.022
mW2
8.605±0.019
mW3
8.518±0.021
mW4
8.619±0.255
mGaia
10.744500±0.000418
mB
12.110±0.165
Tools
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TOI
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Teff
(K)
4700.000+119.120-123.841
 4738.1±139.3
R✶
(R⦿)
0.7271650+0.0571487-0.0465146
 0.73±0.05
log g
(log10(cm/s2))
4.589860+0.110706-0.079530
 4.59±0.10
L✶
(log10(L⦿))
-0.6336478+0.0181763-0.0153878
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ρ✶
(g/cm3)
2.749965+0.777055-0.748178
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M✶
(M⦿)
0.7500000+0.0992958-0.0875640
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Status
Candidate Planet
Detected By
Transit
Tools
Transit Prediction Service
TOI
Source ExoFOP-TESS TOI
Teq
(K)
682
S
(S⨁)
22.197
P
(days)
9.6867481±0.0000116
Rp
(R⨁)
3.02673±0.22115
Rp
(RJup)
0.270027±0.019730
δ
(%)
0.16920000±0.00459872
T14
(hours)
2.492±0.469
TC
(days)
2460337.7965690±0.0012176
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Known Objects
3 2MASS Point Source Catalog
System
Star
Confirmed
Candidate
False Positive Planet
Controversial
False Positive
Aliases
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Kepler | K2
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