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OBSERVERS LOGTRESCA Project - Exoplanets
Welcome to TRESCA web page about transiting exoplanets and its observation.
TRESCA is an acronym from words TRansiting ExoplanetS and CAndidates.
More than 50 exoplanets has an orbit oriented in space in direction to the Earth and we can see dark planet body transiting in front of stellar disc. During this transits, observed brightness of the parent star decreases of about 0.003 - 0.04 mag.
- Transit observations (on-line reports)
- Send transit observation to database (on-line automatic protocol)
- Transit predictions
- Table of known transiting exoplanets
- Gliese - czech popular journal on exoplanets
Usefull links:
- The Extrasolar Planets Encyclopaedia
- Transitsearch.org server (prof. Gregory Laughlin, Dr. Tim Castellano)
- TEPCat: catalogue of the physical properties of transiting planetary systems (J. Southworth) NEW
- Exoplanet Transit Search Observing Program (AAVSO)
- The Geneva Extrasolar Planet Search Programmes (table of known exoplanets)
- atractive web exoplanets.org (catalogue of exoplanets)
- Amateur Exoplanet Archive (AXA), by Bruce Gary
V0349 Dra (Ehrenberger R.)
V0490 Cyg (Urbaník M.)
V2284 Cyg (Urbaník M.)
KIC 11402381 (Urbaník M.)
KIC 11404758 (Urbaník M.)
KIC 11246163 (Urbaník M.)
KIC 11246163 (Urbaník M.)
V1763 Cyg (Urbaník M.)
V Sge (Urbaník M.)
V0573 Peg (Vrašťák M)
WASP-33 b (G. Rossi)
HAT-P-37 b (Y. Jongen)
WASP-4 b (C. Knight)
WASP-80 b (M. Mašek, M. Tylšar)
WASP-59 b (G. Rossi)
WASP-80 b (G. Murawski)
WASP-33 b (G. Murawski)
TrES-5 b (A. Wunsche)
Qatar-1 b (Y. Jongen)
HD189733 b (G. Murawski)