Second planet discovered in the young system TOI 4562 via timing variations in transits of the first planet

12. 9. 2024

Second planet discovered in the young system TOI 4562 via timing variations in transits of the first planet

Star system: K2-2 A | Distance from the Sun: 204 light years

This newly found exoplanet TOI 4562 c has the longest orbital period of any planet discovered via transit timing variations.

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K2-2 A

K2V, Orange star

mass: 0.78 M☉

radius: 0.7 R☉

distance: 204 ly

stars in the system: 2

exoplanets: 1

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