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TOI-3830 1.04 R⦿ 5371.20 K
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TOI-3830.01
0.924 RJup
Architecture
TOI-3830
TOI-3830
TOI-3830.01
Discovery Data
Host Planet Orbital Separation Planet Size Method Year Reference Disposition
TOI-3830 TOI-3830.01 3.25 d 10.36 R⨁ Transit 2021 TESS Project Candidate Planet
RA
11h09m10.79s
Dec
+49d57m20.73s
Distance
563.9280±6.7675 pc
Parallax
1.7443900±0.0211217 mas
Ecliptic Latitude
40.24754 deg
Ecliptic Longitude
145.31143 deg
Galactic Latitude
59.95351 deg
Galactic Longitude
156.60767 deg
Total Proper Motion
17.1303958±0.0255035 mas/yr
Proper Motion (RA)
-7.939730±0.026335 mas/yr
Proper Motion (Dec)
-15.1793000±0.0252712 mas/yr
Photometry
mV
13.812±0.069
mTESS
13.2390±0.0065
mJ
12.538±0.027
mH
12.184±0.038
mKs
12.097±0.018
mW1
12.075±0.023
mW2
12.115±0.022
mW3
12.052±0.258
mW4
9.201
mGaia
13.755300±0.000264
mB
14.907±0.066
mg
14.6238000±0.0042929
mi
13.6964000±0.0046151
mr
13.822000±0.004011
mu
16.2660000±0.0060446
mz
13.640200±0.004725
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ExoFOP Target Overview Page
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Source TICv8 ExoFOP Show Candidate Solutions >> << Hide Candidate Solutions
Teff
(K)
5371.2000±71.3082 5371.2±71.3
L✶
(log10(L⦿))
-0.09146099 ---
Metallicity
(dex)
0.4273980±0.0686213 [M/H] ---
ρ✶
(g/cm3)
1.16764 ---
M✶
(M⦿)
0.93 ---
R✶
(R⦿)
1.03939 1.04
log g
(log10(cm/s2))
4.37299 4.37
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Status
Candidate Planet
Detected By
Transit
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Transit Prediction Service
TOI
Source ExoFOP
Teq
(K)
1011
S
(S⨁)
173.46
P
(days)
3.2493152±0.0000104
Rp
(R⨁)
10.3587
Rp
(RJup)
0.924143
δ
(%)
0.926000000±0.000735397
T14
(hours)
1.849±0.179
TC
(days)
2459631.5612360±0.0018683
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Known Objects
1 2MASS Point Source Catalog
Data Files
1 SuperWASP Time Series
System
Star
Confirmed
Candidate
False Positive Planet
Controversial
False Positive
Aliases
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Transit Prediction Service
Time Series
Kepler | K2
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