Not exact matches
We show that this pulsar is in a binary system with an
orbital period of 2.2
hours.
Researchers have discovered an Earth - sized exoplanet named Kepler 78b that whips around its host star in a mere 8.5
hours — one of the shortest
orbital periods ever detected.
Researchers at MIT have discovered an Earth - sized exoplanet named Kepler 78b that whips around its host star in a mere 8.5
hours — one of the shortest
orbital periods ever detected.
By tracking the frequency at which certain starspots reappeared, Sanchis - Ojeda determined that the star completes a full rotation every 12.5 days — considerably longer than the planet's
orbital period of 8.5
hours.
«Until now with Kepler, we never talked about
orbital periods of 4, 5, 6
hours,» says Sanchis - Ojeda.
These newfound worlds all orbit their stars with
orbital periods of less than 12
hours.
The parent comet (Tempel - Tuttle) has an
orbital period of a bit more than 33 years, and so we see storms when the Earth happens to pass close behind the comet, such storms lasting only a few
hours.
Europa's
orbital period is 85
hours.
In these cases, astronomers can reliably determine their short
orbital periods, ranging from
hours to days to a couple years.
Abstract: Kepler - 78 (KIC 8435766) was identified by Sanchis - Ojeda et al. (2013) as harbouring a transiting planet of 1.16 times the size of the Earth and an
orbital period of only 8.5
hours.
The planet orbits the primary star with an
orbital period of 17.3 days and a transit duration of 3
hours.
All are orbited by white dwarfs with
orbital periods ranging from 4 to 27
hours.
The planet has an
orbital period of 3.213 days and shows transits with a relative depth of 0.87 x 10 ^ -LCB--3 -RCB- and a duration of about 3.95
hours.