Five new eclipsing binaries with low-mass companions

14. 8. 2024

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TOI 416	-	428 ly
TOI 1153	1.6 M☉	475 ly
TOI 1143	1.5 M☉	605 ly
TOI 1788	1.1 M☉	629 ly
TOI 1615	-	829 ly

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