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TIC 287273334
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Top: the whole light curve (every sector, gaps removed); red lines mark the dips. Middle: zoom on each dip, with the processed light curve in blue and raw light curve in green (offset). Bottom: star position on the camera; it should not move during a real transit.
The signal
Depth: 1,812 ppm (0.18%)
Duration: 2 h
Dips: 3 · best S/N 15.3
If a planet: ~14 Earth radii
The star
Brightness (TESS mag): 9.55
Temperature: 7,445 K
Radius: 3.01 × Sun (giant star)
Sectors of data: 18
Dips (BTJD)
S69 · t=3,191.225 · 1,812 ppm · S/N 15.3
S95 · t=3,896.766 · 1,889 ppm · S/N 14.4
S98 · t=4,014.351 · 1,677 ppm · S/N 12.6
Found by Far Orbits team
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