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A JWST Transit of a Jupiter Analog: II. A Search for Exomoons
David Kipping, Ben Cassese, Quentin Changeat +3
We present a search for exomoons around the Jupiter-like exoplanet Kepler-167e using a NIRSpec JWST transit. Our 60 hour time series clearly reveals the enormous impact of long-ter…
A JWST Transit of a Jupiter Analog I: Constraints on the Oblateness of Kepler-167e
Ben Cassese, David Kipping, Quentin Changeat +5
In October 2024 JWST observed a transit of Kepler-167e, a Jupiter-analog planet on a 1000+ day orbit. These observations, recorded over a long baseline of nearly 60 hours, were des…
The democratic detrender: Ensemble-Based Removal of the Nuisance Signal in Stellar Time-Series Photometry
Daniel A. Yahalomi, David Kipping, Diana Solano-Oropeza +10
Accurate, precise, and computationally efficient removal of unwanted activity that exists as a combination of periodic, quasi-periodic, and non-periodic systematic trends in time-s…
On the Impact and Utility of Single-Exomoon Modeling for Multi-Moon Systems
Alex Teachey, Garvit Agarwal
The search for exomoons in time-domain photometric data has to-date generally consisted of fitting transit models that are comprised of a planet hosting a single moon. This simple…
Detecting and Characterizing Exomoons and Exorings (Handbook of Exoplanets, 2nd Edition)
Alex Teachey
The circumplanetary environments in our Solar System host a stunning array of moon and ring systems. Study of these environs has yielded valuable insights into planetary system for…
A Reply to: Large Exomoons unlikely around Kepler-1625 b and Kepler-1708 b
David Kipping, Alex Teachey, Daniel A. Yahalomi +7
Recently, Heller & Hippke argued that the exomoon candidates Kepler-1625 b-i and Kepler-1708 b-i were allegedly 'refuted'. In this Matters Arising, we address these claims. For Kep…