Sector 100



Sector 100 Information

For full data release notes see: DRN137. For a list of TIC IDs with noted issues, see this list.

Sector Summary

  • Sector dates: Feb 02 to Mar 01 2026
  • Pointing: Southern hemisphere
  • Days of Science Data Collection: 25.87
  • Days of Paused Data Collection: 0.57


  • Spacecraft Pointing (deg)

    RA dec roll
    Spacecraft 180.54 -51.91 212.87
    Camera 1 160.77 -19.40 290.79
    Camera 2 171.88 -41.46 296.53
    Camera 3 194.15 -61.36 134.29
    Camera 4 251.44 -70.27 187.40



    Orbit Summary

    Orbits Dates (UTC)

    Start - End

    Cadence #

    Start - End

    Momentum dumps
    211a 2026-02-02 - 2026-02-09 2049504 - 2054344 1
    211b 2026-02-09 - 2026-02-15 2054454 - 2059069 1
    212a 2026-02-15 - 2026-02-22 2059221 - 2063989 1
    212b 2026-02-22 - 2026-02-28 2064141 - 2068567 1

    Sector Notes

    Noted Issue Description
    Rolled Sector: Sector 100 is the second of nine overlapping “rolled” sectors that provide extended temporal coverage of the southern ecliptic’s mid-latitudes. This observing plan is designed to detect longer period planets than typical TESS pointings at latitudes that are more amenable to follow up observations.
    Spacecraft pointing: The pointing in Sector 100 was set at -46.0 degrees in ecliptic latitude. The instrument fieldof-view was rotated by ∼ 40◦ covering a region of southern ecliptic mid-latitudes. Camera 1 was used for guiding in all four half-orbit segments: 211a, 211b, 212a, 212b. Camera 4 was also used for guiding 212b. A new attitude control algorithm was tested during the last 27 hours of Sector 100. Reaction wheel speeds were calibrated during the first ∼1 hour, which resulted in elevated pointing scatter. Associated cadences have been given the coarse point or manual exclude quality flags.
    Scattered light: In Sector 100, the Earth introduces scattered light signals in Camera 4 near the beginning of orbits 211a and 212a and end of orbit 211b and 212b. The Moon introduces a signal in Cameras 1 at the start of orbit 211a and end of orbit 212b.