Welcome TESS followers to our latest news bulletin! This week, we are looking at three recent papers from the archive. Enjoy!
Observed Rate Variation in Superflaring G-type Stars (Crowley et al. 2022) :
Solar-like stars can produce flaring events four to five orders of magnitude more energetic than those observed from …
more ...Welcome TESS followers to our latest news bulletin! This week, we are looking at three recent papers from the archive. Enjoy!
A Low-Mass Pre-Main-Sequence Eclipsing Binary in Lower Centaurus Crux Discovered with TESS (Stassun et al. 2022) :
Eclipsing binary stars are key laboratories for testing theoretical models of stellar evolution …
more ...Welcome TESS followers to our latest news bulletin! This week, we are looking at three recent papers from the archive. Enjoy!
Quick-Look Pipeline Light Curves for 5.7 Million Stars Observed Over the Second Year of TESS' First Extended Mission (Kunimoto et al. 2022) :
Thanks to their nearly-complete sky coverage …
more ...Welcome TESS followers to our latest news bulletin! This week, we are looking at three recent papers from the archive. Enjoy!
TESS Giants Transiting Giants III: An eccentric warm Jupiter supports a period-eccentricity relation for giant planets transiting evolved stars (Grunblatt et al. 2022) :
Discovering planets on short, eccentric orbits …
more ...Welcome TESS followers to our latest news bulletin! This week, we are looking at three recent papers from the archive. Enjoy!
Maximum Likelihood Systematic Effect Modeling and Matched Filtering to Detect Trans-Neptunian Objects with TESS (Ganapathi 2022) :
Trans-Neptunian objects (TNOs) are small, faint, primitive bodies in the outer Solar System …
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