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1 Known transiters: CoRoT-1 b CoRoT-10 b CoRoT-11 b CoRoT-12 b CoRoT-13 b CoRoT-17 b CoRoT-18 b CoRoT-19 b CoRoT-2 b CoRoT-20 b CoRoT-3 b CoRoT-4 b CoRoT-5 b CoRoT-6 b CoRoT-8 b CoRoT-9 b EPIC b EPIC c EPIC ETD - Exoplanet Transit Database Observers community How to contribute to ETD Model-fit your data Transit predictions KEPLER Transit predictions KEPLER Candidates Your ELONGITUDE (in deg): Your LATITUDE (in deg): Available predictions: (UT evening date) submit , 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, , 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, User defined time span: From: YYYY-MM-DD Till: YYYY-MM-DD Show Transits predictions for ELONGITUDE: 140 and LATITUDE: 35.7 OBJECT CoRoT-2 b HAT-P-41 b HD b TrES-3 b Kelt-16 b Aql Aql Peg Her Cyg BEGIN (UT/h,A) 11:37 47,SW 11:09 56,SW 11:52 73,S 12:46 35,NW 12:26 73,W CENTER (DD.MM. UT/h,A) :45 35,SW :12 36,SW :24 67,SW :25 28,NW :41 58,W END (UT/h,A) 13:54 22,W 15:15 12,W 14:56 51,W 14:03 21,NW 14:55 43,W D (min) V (MAG) DEPTH (MAG) Elements Coords *E RA: DE: *E RA: DE: *E RA: DE: *E RA: DE: *E RA: DE: What's new: Archive ETD - Exoplanet 4.1K likes Like Page Be the first of your friends to like this ETD - Exoplanet Transit Database December 17, 2014 Dear observers, Exoplanet Transit Database is back on-line! You can use all its features as usually. Sorry for long shutdown. Current statistics: ( ) # of objects: 297 ETD O 1 of 12 9/21/16 4:48 PM
2 b EPIC b EPIC b HAT-P-37 b Kepler-4 b Dra Dra 13:06 46,NW 13:03 47,NW :16 35,NW :10 27,NW 15:26 25,NW 17:18 10,NW *E RA: DE: *E RA: DE: # of transits: 6442 DQ # of transits GJ1214 b GJ3470 b GJ436 b WASP-140 b HAT-P-16 b Eri And 15:18 22,SE 15:20 81,NW :04 28,SE :52 65,NW 16:49 32,S 18:24 48,NW *E RA: DE: *E RA: DE: HAT-P-1 b HAT-P- 10/WASP-11 b HAT-P-11 b TrES-5 b WASP-35 b Cyg Eri 16:02 34,NW 15:43 26,SE :58 27,NW :15 41,SE 17:54 21,NW 18:47 49,S *E RA: DE: *E RA: DE: HAT-P-12 b HAT-P-13 b HAT-P-65 b Equ 8:38 48,SE :49 66,S 13:00 56,SW *E RA: DE: HAT-P-14 b HAT-P-15 b HAT-P-4 b Boo 9:04 48,W :11 24,NW 13:17 3,NW *E RA: DE: HAT-P-16 b HAT-P-17 b HAT-P-18 b HAT-P-19 b HAT-P-2 b HAT-P-20 b HAT-P-21 b Kepler-14 b WASP-92 b Lyr Her 8:19 74,NE 10:25 47,NW :25 65,NW :48 35,NW 14:32 33,NW 13:11 22,NW *E RA: DE: *E RA: DE: Showing transits only more then 20 degrees above horizont in time of midtransit and sun more then 10 degrees bellow horizont for your observing place (ELONGITUDE: 140 and LATITUDE: 35.7 ) Credit & Contact HAT-P-22 b HAT-P-23 b HAT-P-24 b HAT-P-25 b HAT-P-26 b 2 of 12 9/21/16 4:48 PM
3 HAT-P- 27/WASP-40 b HAT-P-28 b HAT-P-29 b HAT-P-3 b HAT-P- 30/WASP-51 b HAT-P-31 b HAT-P-32 b HAT-P-33 b HAT-P-34 b HAT-P-35 b HAT-P-36 b HAT-P-37 b HAT-P-38 b HAT-P-39 b HAT-P-4 b HAT-P-40 b HAT-P-41 b HAT-P-42 b HAT-P-43 b HAT-P-44 b HAT-P-45 b HAT-P-46 b HAT-P-49 b HAT-P-5 b HAT-P-50 b HAT-P-51 b 3 of 12 9/21/16 4:48 PM
4 HAT-P-52 b HAT-P-53 b HAT-P-54 b HAT-P-55 b HAT-P-56 b HAT-P-6 b HAT-P-65 b HAT-P-66 b HAT-P-7 b HAT-P-8 b HAT-P-9 b HATS-1 b HATS-11 b HATS-12 b HATS-18 b HATS-19 b HATS-20 b HATS-21 b HATS-22 b HATS-23 b HATS-24 b HATS-25 b HATS-26 b HATS-27 b HATS-28 b HATS-29 b HATS-30 b 4 of 12 9/21/16 4:48 PM
5 HATS-31 b HATS-32 b HATS-33 b HATS-34 b HATS-35 b HATS-5 b HATS-6 b HATS-P-7 b HD b HD17156 b HD b HD b HD80606 b HD97658 b KELT-1 b KELT-10 b KELT-15 b Kelt-16 b Kelt-17 b KELT-2A b KELT-3 b KELT-4A b KELT-6 b KELT-7 b KELT-8 b Kepler-10 c Kepler-11 c 5 of 12 9/21/16 4:48 PM
6 Kepler-11 d Kepler-11 e Kepler-11 f Kepler-11 g Kepler-12 b Kepler-14 b Kepler-15 b Kepler-16A b Kepler-16B b Kepler-17 b Kepler-18 d Kepler-18 c Kepler-19 b Kepler-20 d Kepler-20 c Kepler-4 b Kepler-448 b Kepler-5 b Kepler-6 b Kepler-7 b Kepler-8 b Kepler-9 b Kepler-9 c KOI 0135 b KOI 0196 b KOI 0204 b KOI 0428 b 6 of 12 9/21/16 4:48 PM
7 LUPUS-TR3 b OGLE-TR-10 b OGLE-TR-111 b OGLE-TR-113 b OGLE-TR-132 b OGLE-TR-182 b OGLE-TR-211 b OGLE-TR-56 b OGLE-TR-L9 b Qatar-1 b Qatar-2 b TrES-1 b TrES-2 b TrES-3 b TrES-4 b TrES-5 b WASP-1 b WASP-10 b WASP-100 b WASP-101 b WASP-102 b WASP-103 b WASP-104 b WASP-106 b WASP-108 b WASP-109 b WASP-110 b 7 of 12 9/21/16 4:48 PM
8 WASP-111 b WASP-112 b WASP-113 b WASP-114 b WASP-117 b WASP-118 b WASP-119 b WASP-12 b WASP-120 b WASP-121 b WASP-122 b WASP-123 b WASP-124 b WASP-126 b WASP-127 b WASP-129 b WASP-13 b WASP-130 b WASP-131 b WASP-132 b WASP-133 b WASP-136 b WASP-138 b WASP-139 b WASP-14 b WASP-140 b WASP-141 b 8 of 12 9/21/16 4:48 PM
9 WASP-142 b WASP-15 b WASP-157 b WASP-16 b WASP-17 b WASP-18 b WASP-19 b WASP-2 b WASP-20 b WASP-21 b WASP-22 b WASP-23 b WASP-24 b WASP-25 b WASP-26 b WASP-28 b WASP-29 b WASP-3 b WASP-31 b WASP-32 b WASP-33 b WASP-34 b WASP-35 b WASP-36 b WASP-37 b WASP-38 b WASP-39 b 9 of 12 9/21/16 4:48 PM
10 WASP-4 b WASP-41 b WASP-42 b WASP-43 b WASP-44 b WASP-45 b WASP-46 b WASP-47 b WASP-48 b WASP-49 b WASP-5 b WASP-50 b WASP-52 b WASP-54 b WASP-55 b WASP-56 b WASP-57 b WASP-58 b WASP-59 b WASP-6 b WASP-60 b WASP-61 b WASP-62 b WASP-63 b WASP-64 b WASP-65 b WASP-66 b 10 of 12 9/21/16 4:48 PM
11 WASP-67 b WASP-68 b WASP-69 b WASP-7 b WASP-70A b WASP-71 b WASP-72 b WASP-73 b WASP-74 b WASP-75 b WASP-76 b WASP-77 b WASP-78 b WASP-79 b WASP-8 b WASP-80 b WASP-82 b WASP-83 b WASP-84 b WASP-85A b WASP-86/Kelt-12 b WASP-87 b WASP-88 b WASP-89 b WASP-90 b WASP-92 b 11 of 12 9/21/16 4:48 PM
12 WASP-93 b WASP-94A b WASP-95 b WASP-96 b WASP-97 b WASP-98 b WASP-99 b WD b XO-1 b XO-2 b XO-3 b XO-4 b XO-5 b 12 of 12 9/21/16 4:48 PM
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