NGTS-27 b (Q125687219)

NGTS discovery of a highly inflated Saturn-mass planet and a highly irradiated hot Jupiter. NGTS-26 b and NGTS-27 b

mass

0.593±0.095 Jupiter mass

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0.593±0.095 Jupiter mass

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NGTS discovery of a highly inflated Saturn-mass planet and a highly irradiated hot Jupiter. NGTS-26 b and NGTS-27 b

time of discovery or invention

catalog code

TOI-3218.01

catalog

TESS Object of Interest

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TIC 305739565b

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TIC 305739565.01

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2024

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April 2024

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NGTS discovery of a highly inflated Saturn-mass planet and a highly irradiated hot Jupiter. NGTS-26 b and NGTS-27 b

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NGTS discovery of a highly inflated Saturn-mass planet and a highly irradiated hot Jupiter. NGTS-26 b and NGTS-27 b

inferred from equatorial coordinates

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parent astronomical body

2MASS J13440638-3231227

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orbital eccentricity

0

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NGTS discovery of a highly inflated Saturn-mass planet and a highly irradiated hot Jupiter. NGTS-26 b and NGTS-27 b

orbital inclination

86.2±2.4 degree

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NGTS discovery of a highly inflated Saturn-mass planet and a highly irradiated hot Jupiter. NGTS-26 b and NGTS-27 b

orbital period

3.3704181±0.000006 day

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3.3704181±0.0000059 day

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NGTS discovery of a highly inflated Saturn-mass planet and a highly irradiated hot Jupiter. NGTS-26 b and NGTS-27 b

semi-major axis of an orbit

0.0446±0.0036 astronomical unit

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NGTS discovery of a highly inflated Saturn-mass planet and a highly irradiated hot Jupiter. NGTS-26 b and NGTS-27 b

radius

1.396±0.04 Jupiter radius

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1.396±0.038 Jupiter radius

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NGTS discovery of a highly inflated Saturn-mass planet and a highly irradiated hot Jupiter. NGTS-26 b and NGTS-27 b

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right ascension

206.0265266 degree

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NGTS discovery of a highly inflated Saturn-mass planet and a highly irradiated hot Jupiter. NGTS-26 b and NGTS-27 b

declination

−32.5229747 degree

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NGTS discovery of a highly inflated Saturn-mass planet and a highly irradiated hot Jupiter. NGTS-26 b and NGTS-27 b