Cosmic Atlas object record
TOI-4340.01
TOI-4340.01, TOI 4340.01
TOI-4340.01 is a Cosmic Atlas object record of type planet_candidate from tess_toi_candidate. Its catalog position is right ascension 175.66163 degrees and declination -40.060512 degrees. Its catalog distance is 753.6952038829592 light-years.
- Object type
- planet_candidate
- Constellation
- Not supplied by the source catalog
- Right ascension
- 175.66163°
- Declination
- -40.060512°
- Reference frame
- Host-star heliocentric ecliptic position plus a host-relative Kepler orbit offset
- Distance
- 753.6952038829592 ly
- Distance kind
- literature_distance
- Uncertainty
- [0.0030469346655724017,0.0030469346655724017,2.23e-5,2.23e-5,0.002914,0.002914]
- Apparent magnitude
- Not supplied by the source catalog
- Catalog source
- tess_toi_candidate
- Catalog identifier
- exoplanet_candidates
- Source record type
- tess_toi_candidate
- Catalog epoch
- Per-candidate transit midpoint (facts.ephemeris_reference_time_jd, BJD-TDB)
- Position epoch
- Selected atlas UTC time, as the phase that an observer in the Solar System sees; light travel time is not removed
- Selection caveat
- A planet candidate, not a confirmed planet: the transit signal can have a different cause, for example an eclipsing binary star. Period and transit time come from the TESS Objects of Interest table. The orbit size is an atlas calculation from the star surface gravity and radius, and its uncertainty is large. The orbit direction around the line of sight is a display convention, not a measurement.
- Cosmology
- Not supplied by the source catalog
Provenance
- Not supplied by the source catalog