The 246th meeting of the American Astronomical Society was held from June 7-12 in Anchorage, Alaska. The meeting showcased a number of exciting science highlights gleaned from TESS data, including no less than 1 plenary talk, 7 oral presentations, and 20 posters that had significant contributions from TESS. In addition ...

Welcome TESS followers to our latest news bulletin!

This week, we are looking at three recent papers from the archive . Enjoy!

First, we highlight a catalog of ten thousand uniformly-vetted and -validated eclipsing binary stars observed by TESS. Eclipsing binaries are one of the building blocks of stellar astrophysics as ...

Welcome TESS followers to our latest news bulletin!

This week, we are looking at three recent papers from the archive. Enjoy!

First, we highlight a search for exoplanetary ring systems around TESS planet candidates. While rings are common in the Solar System, and have been observed around both the gas ...

Welcome TESS followers to our latest news bulletin!

This week, we are looking at three recent papers from the archive. Enjoy!

First, we highlight a study evaluating the accuracy, reliability, and completeness of TESS-derived stellar rotation period measurements by comparing them with measurements from the K2 mission. The authors cross-matched ...

TESS temporarily paused science observations on April 16 after a star tracker issue. Science observations resumed April 20. The spacecraft is in good health. To see how the interruption may affect your science targets, you can use the TESS-point Web Tool.