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WASP-37 (Transiting exoplanet)
RA: 14h 47m 46.62s, DE: +01° 03' 53.40" (221.9442499950, 1.0648333333)
4/26/2011, 20:51 - 4/27/2011, 01:34 (UTC)
- Observer: ESSEIVA nicolas; GABRY emmanuelle; PICHOT charline; SCHLEUWLY joséphine; PLAZANET franck
- Created by: admin
- Created: 5/2/2011, 18:19 UTC
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Station:
Observatoire de La Perdrix
Lat: +47°, Long: +06° - Instrument: C8 + focal reducer 063 + CCDQSI516SWG
- Photometric band: Clear
- Time standard: GJD
- Brightness in: Mag
- Magnitude type: Relative (V−C)
Note:
GENERATED FROM TRANSIT id=865
Determined transits
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2455678.474270 (4/26/2011, 23:22 UTC)
Tresca ID: 1304353195
Planet designation: WASP-37 b
HJDmid: 2455678.479840 +/- 0.001100
Heliocentric correction: 0.005570
Transit depth (Mag): 0.020000 +/- 0.000900
Transit duration (Min): 188.20 +/- 3.70
Standard deviation (mmag): 4.9
Data quality: 3 (good)
Data density (data/min): 0.8
Fitting algorithm: Original ETD
Note:60\\\" exposure time It was the first time for 4 students from the Lycée Xavier Marmier of Pontarlier (FRANCE) to an observation of exoplanet. During this night, the sky was perfect for observation. We could see Saturn and some globular cluster and galaxy (with another scope filter Astrodon exoplanete Ps: To improve our results we should increase the time exposure
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No comparison or check stars are explicitly listed for this observation. They should be marked in the star field chart.