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Kepler-486 (Transiting exoplanet)
RA: 18h 59m 31.00s, DE: +49° 16' 01.00" (284.8791666617, 49.2669444438)
5/28/2011, 08:00 - 5/28/2011, 10:49 (UTC)
- Observer: Peter Lake
- Created: 6/2/2011, 14:53 UTC
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Station:
H06
Lat: +33°, Long: +254° - Instrument: 20\\\" Planewave CDK FLI PL11002M CCD V johnson Filter
- Photometric band: V
- Time standard: GJD
- Brightness in: Mag
- Magnitude type: Standardized
Note:
GENERATED FROM TRANSIT id=17811
Determined transits
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2455709.745000 (5/28/2011, 05:52 UTC)
Tresca ID: 1307019199
Planet designation: Kepler-486 b
HJDmid: 2455709.740610 +/- 0.710140
Heliocentric correction: -0.004390
Transit depth (Mag): 0.022700 +/- 0.097700
Transit duration (Min): 361.40 +/- 2242.70
Standard deviation (mmag): 77.2
Data quality: 5 (poor)
Data density (data/min): 0.59
Fitting algorithm: Original ETD
Note:Ambitious attempt. Not entirely sure I got it, it certainly kicked up, but there is more variablity than I was expecting. No AAVSO reference stars available in field, may need more research on suitable refernce stars.
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No comparison or check stars are explicitly listed for this observation. They should be marked in the star field chart.