Subject: APH000067t
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spock42
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weep89
Q6-1 hard to spot simultaed T.
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PROF.LEO_
Q6-1 Parece trĂ£nsito.
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giloudepau
Q16-2 #transit
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zoo3hans
Q2-3 "Kepler favorite", KID 10388286
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Haian
Q4-2 The data for Kepler planet transit is inside the curve
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zoo3hans
Q13-3 "Kepler favorite", KID 10388286 , I thought it has #transits at 1.0, 9.5 and 28.0.
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gedsaz
Q5-3 #known.
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Alo92
Q6-3 #Transit at 11.90
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Alo92
Q6-3 #This could be a exoplanet
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bayferd
Q8-3 known kepler planet r 1.37 p ~1.6827, KID 10388286
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LeeReiswig
Q6-3 #kapler
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Haian
Q6-3 Known kepler #transitingplanet
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myrikhan
Q3-3 Known Kepler looks like #sunspots
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Hanias
Q2-2 planet
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ZioBabaFil11
Q2-2 #transit. known. every 2 days
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zoo3hans
Q6-2 "Kepler favorite", KID 10388286, R=1.37 R_Earth, P=1.6826933 days.
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Q6-3 Very hard to see
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jumpy26
Q12-3 found half of the known #transit but also another one
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cmorrow95
Q13-3 #kepler #transitingplanet
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Martian_Myth
Q2-2 #glitch
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Q12-3 #glitch
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zuloo37
Q10-1 #variable, #transits look like #sunspots, planet may be engulfed by expanding star during a regular variation...
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zoo3hans
Q13-2 "Kepler favorite", KID 10388286
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zoo3hans
Q15-1 "Kepler favorite", KID 10388286
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Q13-2
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Q15-3
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trekker48
Q5-2 #sim - simulation points into the range of the real data
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JJOC
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Q3-1
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Q14-1 #transitingplanet
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KristFlex
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zoo3hans
Q16-1 "Kepler favorite", KID 10388286
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Q2-1 #transitingplanet
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Revontisk
Q4-2 #glitch
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Q3-3 #simulation
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dorotadz
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Q9-3
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Dundagda
Q4-1 #variable #transitingplanet
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zoo3hans
Q9-1 "Kepler favorite", KID 10388286, maybe also #transit at 2.5.
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zoo3hans
Q3-1 "Kepler favorite", KID 10388286
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jvdWaals
How can I recognize these? I see no difference between the transit and the noise.
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zoo3hans
Q5-1 "Kepler favorite", KID 10388286
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Q10-2
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zoo3hans
Q11-2 "Kepler favorite", KID 10388286, I see #transits at 1.8, 3.4, 5.1, 6.9, 8.3, 10.1, 11.8, 13.45, 15.15, 16.9, 18.7, 20.2, 21.9, 23.7 ..
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zizzo
Q3-2 Kepler known planet
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zoo3hans
Q14-2 "Kepler favorite", KID 10388286
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momchil_m
Q12-1 #pulsating
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juliapot11
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Q2-1 transit
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meteor580_
Q11-3 #keplerplanet #transit
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shahino6
Q1-2 #transit at day 11 was outside chart area #transit around d8
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zoo3hans
Q17-1 "Kepler favorite", KID 10388286
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zoo3hans
Q1-1 "Kepler favorite", KID 10388286
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zoo3hans
Q1-3 "Kepler favorite", KID 10388286
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Q17-1 #impossible
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Paunov
Q1-1 #transitingplanet
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