Welcome TESS followers to our latest news bulletin! This week, we are looking at three recent papers from the archive. Enjoy!
TIC 43152097. The first eclipsing binary in NGC 2232 (Frasca et al. 2023) :
Eclipsing binary stars have long been used as fundamental calibrators for precise stellar masses, sizes, and …
more ...Welcome TESS followers to our latest news bulletin! This week, we are looking at three recent papers from the archive. Enjoy!
Analysis of Solar-like X-Class Flare on Wolf 359 Observed Simultaneously with TESS and XMM-Newton (Pietras et al. 2023) :
Wolf 359 is one of the closest stars to our Sun …
more ...Welcome TESS followers to our latest news bulletin! This week, we are looking at three recent papers from the archive. Enjoy!
Photometric variability of blue straggler stars in M67 with TESS and K2 (Vernekar et al. 2023) :
Blue straggler stars (BSS) are dwarfs that are bluer and brighter than the …
more ...Welcome TESS followers to our latest news bulletin! This week, we are looking at three recent papers from the archive. Enjoy!
Solar-like oscillations in Gamma Cephei A as seen through SONG and TESS (Knudstrup et al. 2023) :
Gamma Cephei is a bright (V = 3.2 mag), nearby (~14 pc) binary …
more ...Welcome TESS followers to our latest news bulletin! This week, we are looking at three recent papers from the archive. Enjoy!
Discovery of a substellar companion in the TESS light curve of the δ Scuti/γ Doradus hybrid pulsator HD 31221 (Kalman et al. 2023) :
Substellar companions to A- and …
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