APH00011kd - dips
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andrei_Gabi
Found some possible transits at:
quarter 12-1 days 3 and 7.25 +
quarter 12-3 days 25.25 and 28.5i have checked on https://archive.stsci.edu/kepler/planet_candidates.html and
http://exoplanetarchive.ipac.caltech.edu/cgi-bin/TblView/nph-tblView?app=ExoTbls&config=cumulative and
http://oldtalk.planethunters.org/search and couldn't find the Kepler id 5729682 with a planet candidate.Sadly i can't seem to find other dips in the other quarters.
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zoo3hans
Day 25.25 in Q12-3 at BKJD 1093.75 is a well known glitch.
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andrei_Gabi
I see. Thank you very much.
I couldn't find references about this KID. But what do you mean when you say that it is well a well known glitch ? are you referring to this light curve or this configuration has been observed in other light curves as well ?
Is there a way for me to differentiate this glitches from "good" transits ? Hmmm, if the other transits are real, then i should be able to approximate the objects radius / mass, right ? So the glitch, if a real transit, should have similar characteristics to the other transits, right ?
Anyhow, how about the other dips ?
Thank you
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zoo3hans
About glitches: http://oldtalk.planethunters.org/science/discussions/DPH1003diq
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andrei_Gabi
in response to zoo3hans's comment.
Thank you very much, i have started reading the topic but sadly i can't seem to be able to see the pictures or graphs. I have also found your inputs there. The info stored in the old talk part of the site is much more rich than i have initially thought.
I didn't even thought that what i was seeing was a glitch. Now i will take everything with a grain of salt (or more grains).
Some glitches seem straight forward (an abnormal minimum in a dip or a single dip out of nowhere). Bu i have much more to read and many more examples to see.
(edit. Not online abnormal dips, but also "flares" for very bright stars. hmmm)
Thank you again zoo3hans
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