Observations of Extrasolar Planet Transit at the Bosscha Observatory
R.Satyaningsih, B.dermawan, T.Hidayat, S.Siregar, I.Radiman, A.Yamani, (Bosscha Observatory, Department of Astronomy, FMIPA, ITB)

TL;DR
This paper reports observational data of extrasolar planet transits at Bosscha Observatory, demonstrating the feasibility of using small telescopes for transit detection and providing preliminary insights into specific exoplanet systems.
Contribution
It presents new transit observations of HD 102195 and HD 209458 using small telescopes, highlighting the practicality of accessible equipment for exoplanet studies.
Findings
Transit observations of HD 102195 and HD 209458 obtained
Preliminary analysis suggests successful detection of planetary transits
Supports use of small telescopes for exoplanet transit observations
Abstract
Since its first discovery, most extrasolar planets were detected using radial velocity (RV) method. However, the RV method does not provide all parameters required to characterize a planetary system. Recently, Charbonneau et al.(2000) and Brown et al(2001)have shown that the RV planet orbiting HD 209458 can be observed using transit method yielding some additional information. As pointed out by Castellano (2004), this method can be undertaken using small aperture telescopes and inexpensive CCDs. We report here new observations of planetary transit in HD 102195 and HD 209458 performed at the Bosscha Observatory since March 2006. Some preliminary results will be presented
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Taxonomy
TopicsStellar, planetary, and galactic studies · Astrophysics and Star Formation Studies · Astronomy and Astrophysical Research
