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Exoplanet: WASP-33 b
Observer:
Post address:
E-mail:
Station:
Observing location: ELongitude: 10° | Latitude: 44°
Equipment:
Used filter: U  B  V  R  I  Clear
Notes:
Observation already published:

S parameter is average deviation of data to fit ro is data density - how many points were obtained per minute DQ is Data Quality index according to ETD. The index depends on S and ro indexes and depth of transit
JD mid:
HJD mid: (helcor = 0.0053)
Mid transit - UT:
Duration: minut
Depth: mag
Submitted data: geocentric based on UTC
 
Finding chart / reference CCD frame:
 
Show transit in ETD.

Derived system geometry

Catalogue dataMeasured data
Rp: 1.497 +/- 0.045 RJup 1.657 -0.084+0.080 RJup
R*: 1.444 +/- 0.034 RSun fixed, errors included in i
A: 0.02555 +/- 0.00017 AU fixed, errors included in i
Per: 1.2198669 days fixed
i : 87.67 +/- 1.81 ° 85.40 -1.03|2.33+1.37|4.60 °

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  1. Luboš Brát wrote at 28. 11. 2010 (www)
    Smooth brightening in the middle of the transit is real. It is clearly visible in light curves made for all comparison stars in the field. A star-spot?
     

 

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New minimas B.R.N.O.:

V859 Cyg (M. Vrašák)
V859 Cyg (M. Vrašák)
V859 Cyg (M. Vrašák)
V859 Cyg (M. Vrašák)
NSVS 07826147 (L. Šmelcer)
NSVS 07826147 (L. Šmelcer)
NSVS 07826147 (L. Šmelcer)
NSVS 07826147 (L. Šmelcer)
NSVS 07826147 (L. Šmelcer)
NSVS 07826147 (L. Šmelcer)

New transits TRESCA:

HD189733 b (A. Carreno)
HAT-P-12 b (M. Salisbury)
HAT-P-5 b (J. Mravik, J. Grnja)
Qatar-1 b (J. Mravik, J. Grnja)
Qatar-1 b (S. Golovanow)
Qatar-1 b (J. Gonzalez)
TrES-1 b (B. Walsh, T. Balonek, K. Iadanza)
TrES-1 b (B. Walsh, T. Balonek, K. Iadanza)
TrES-1 b (K. Iadanza, T. Balonek)
TrES-1 b (K. Iadanza, T. Balonek)

Currently operating observers:
Observers on-line chat

OAC, ORBA, EABA y OAEGG
(Carlos Colazo)

STATUS: Is active 16:01 - 00:01

PROGRAM: B.R.N.O TRESCA

Sternenstaub Observatorium
(Dittler, Ullrich)

STATUS: Is active 08:26 - 16:26

PROGRAM: Exoplanet Observing