Determining the mass and radius of a transiting planet (TIC 55525572) Episode 40

Hello and welcome to our 40th episode of Coffee Chat! Thank you for sticking with us - an extra special shout-out to those of you who've asked questions and contributed to the TESS Talk Forum.
Today, we're looking at Nora's favourite TIC ID (TIC55525572) and using what we've learned in the last two episodes to determine a transiting planet's mass and radius.
This video will make more sense if you've already watched episodes 38 and 39. If you haven't already, go back and watch them now.
Episode 38 on radial velocity: • How is radial velocity...
Episode 39 on asteroseismology: • How do you estimate a ...
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You can get radial velocity data from the ESO Archive here: archive.eso.org...
For the star's mass, head to ExoFOP: exofop.ipac.ca...
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[@darrellverse]

Great series! Hope you will return with new episodes soon!

[@allurbase]

This is lovely, thank you.

[@markstravellingplaces5864]

Thanks as ever, I can't believe its 40? Have a good break and I look forward to the new approach.

[@rishecks]

come back :((

[@truthhall6164]

How woukd like to know how to find five new planets through old archive photos and views of the night skies. Truth