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The HAT acronym stands for Hungarian-made Automated Telescope , because it was developed by a small group of Hungarians who met through the Hungarian Astronomical Association. The project started in 1999 and has been fully operational since May 2001.[1]
Equipment [ edit ]
The prototype instrument, HAT-1 was built from a 180 mm focal length and 65 mm aperture Nikon telephoto lens and a Kodak KAF-0401E chip of 512 × 768, 9 μm pixels . The test period was from 2000 to 2001 at the Konkoly Observatory in Budapest .[1]
HAT-1 was transported from Budapest to the Steward Observatory , Kitt Peak , Arizona , USA, in January 2001. The transportation caused serious damage to the equipment.[1]
Later built telescopes use Canon 11 cm diameter f/1.8L lenses for a wide-field of 8°×8°. It is a fully automated instrument with 2K x 2K Charge-coupled device (CCD) sensors. One HAT instrument operates at the Wise Observatory .[2] [3]
HAT is controlled by a single Linux PC MySQL database.[citation needed
HAT-South [ edit ]
From 2009, three other locations joined the HATNet with telescopes of completely new design. The telescopes are deployed to Australia , Namibia and Chile . Each system has eight (2*4) joint-mounted, quasi-parallel Takahashi Epsilon (180 mm diameter, f/2.8) astrographs with Apogee 4k*4k CCDs with overlapping fields of view. The processing computers are Xenomai -based industrial PCs with 10 TB of storage.
Participants in the project [ edit ]
HAT-1 was developed during the undergraduate (and also the first year graduate) studies of Gáspár Bakos (Eötvös Loránd University , now at Princeton University ) and at Konkoly Observatory (Budapest), under the supervision of Dr. Géza Kovács. In the development József Lázár, István Papp and Pál Sári also played an important role.
More than 100 people have contributed altogether to the seventy planet discovery papers published or submitted by the project as of Feb 2020. Gáspár Bakos, István Papp, József Lázár, Pál Sári, have contributed to all of the planet discoveries by HAT. Other participants who have contributed to at least 10 discovery papers include: Joel Hartman (62 papers, Princeton), Robert Noyes (55, CfA ), David Latham (44, CfA), Zoltán Csubry (43, Princeton), Kaloyan Penev (43, UT Dallas ), Géza Kovács (42, Konkoly Observatory), Guillermo Torres (40, CfA), Geoffrey Marcy (38, UC Berkeley ), Gilbert Esquerdo (37, CfA), Waqas Bhatti (34, Princeton), Miguel de Val-Borro (34, Goddard Space Flight Center ), Lars Buchhave (33, Niels Bohr Institute ), Daniel Bayliss (32, University of Warwick ), Dimitar Sasselov (32, CfA), Bence Béky (31, CfA), Andrew Howard (31, Caltech ), Debra Fischer (30, Yale University ), George Zhou (30, CfA), Néstor Espinoza (29, STSCI ), Andrés Jordán (29, Adolfo Ibáñez University ), Robert Stefanik (29, CfA), Rafael Brahm (28, Pontifical Catholic University of Chile ), Thomas Henning (28, MPIA ), Luigi Mancini (28, University of Rome Tor Vergata ), Markus Rabus (28, Las Cumbres Observatory ), Vincent Suc (28, Pontifical Catholic University of Chile), John Johnson (27, CfA), R. Paul Butler (20, Carnegie Institution for Science ), Simona Ciceri (19, MPIA), Brian Schmidt (19, ANU ), Joao Bento (17, ANU), Thiam-Guan Tan (17, Perth Exoplanet Survey Telescope), Mark Everett (16, NOAO ), Sam Quinn (16, CfA), Avi Shporer (16, MIT ), Allyson Bieryla (14, CfA), Bun'ei Sato (14, Tokyo Institute of Technology ), B.J. Fulton (12, Caltech), Howard Isaacson (12, UC Berkeley ), András Pál (12, CfA), Brigitta Sipőcz (12, University of Hertfordshire ), Támás Szkelenár (12 ), Chris Tinney (12, University of New South Wales ), Duncan Wright (11, Australian Astronomical Observatory ), Jeffrey Crane (10, Carnegie Institution for Science), Emilio Falco (10, CfA), Paula Sarkis (10, MPIA), and Stephen Shectman (10, Carnegie Institution for Science).
Planets discovered [ edit ]
One-hundred-thirty-four extrasolar planets have been discovered so far by the HAT surveys, including a handful of planets that were independently discovered by other groups as well (particularly the WASP survey). Sixty-three of these were found by the northern HATNet project, and seventy-one by the southern HATSouth project. All have been discovered using the transit method . In addition, a few additional planetary companions to the transiting planets were discovered through radial velocity follow-up observations, including HAT-P-13c, which was the first outer planetary or brown-dwarf companion confirmed with a well-characterised orbit for a system with a transiting planet [4]
Light green rows indicate that the planet orbits one of the stars in a binary star system.
Star
Constellation
Right
Declination
App.
Distance (ly
Spectral
Planet
Mass (M J
Radius (R J
Orbital (d
Semimajor (AU
Orbital
Inclination (° )
Discovery
Ref
ADS 16402 B Lacerta 22 h 57 m 47 s +38° 40 ′ 30 ″
10.4
453
G0V
HAT-P-1b 0.524
1.225
4.4652934
0.0553
<0.067
86.28
2006
[5] [6]
Hunor Hercules 16 h 20 m 36 s +41° 02 ′ 53 ″
8.71
440
F8
Magor 8.65
0.951
5.63341
0.0677
0.5163
90 2007
[7]
Dombay Ursa Major 13 h 44 m 23 s +48° 01 ′ 43 ″
11.86
457
K Teberda 0.599
0.890
2.899703
0.03894
0
87.24
2007
[8]
BD+36°2593 Boötes 15 h 19 m 58 s +36° 13 ′ 47 ″
11.2
1010
F HAT-P-4b 0.68
1.27
3.056536
0.0446
0
89.9
2007
[9]
Chasoň Lyra 18 h 17 m 37 s +36° 37 ′ 16 ″
12 1110
G Kráľomoc 1.06
1.26
2.788491
0.04075
0
86.75
2007
[10]
Sterrennacht Andromeda 23 h 39 m 06 s +42° 27 ′ 58 ″
10.5
650
F Nachtwacht 1.057
1.33
3.852985
0.05235
0
85.51
2007
[11]
GSC 03547-01402 Cygnus 19 h 28 m 59 s +47° 58 ′ 10 ″
10.5
1044
F8
HAT-P-7b 1.776
1.363
2.2047299
0.0377
0
85.7
2008
[12]
GSC 02757-01152 Pegasus 22 h 52 m 10 s +35° 26 ′ 50 ″
10.17
750
F HAT-P-8b 1.52
1.5
3.07632
0.0487
0
87.5
2008
[13]
Tevel Auriga 07 h 20 m 40 s +37° 08 ′ 26 ″
12.34
1560
F Alef 0.78
1.4
3.92289
0.053
0
86.5
2008
[14]
WASP-11/HAT-P-10 Perseus 03 h 09 m 29 s +30° 40 ′ 25 ″
11.89
408
K3V
WASP-11b/HAT-P-10b 0.460
1.045
3.7224690
0.0439
0
88.5
2008
[15]
GSC 03561-02092 Cygnus 19 h 50 m 50 s +48° 04 ′ 51 ″
9.59
123.5
K4
HAT-P-11b 0.081
0.422
4.8878162
0.053
0.198
88.5
2009
[16]
Komondor Canes Venatici 13 h 57 m 34 s +43° 29 ′ 37 ″
12.84
465
K4
Puli 0.211
0.959
3.2130598
0.0384
0
89.0
2009
[17]
GSC 3416-00543 Ursa Major 08 h 39 m 31 s +47° 21 ′ 07 ″
10.429
698
G4
HAT-P-13b 0.851
1.28
2.9162595
0.0426
0.021
83.4
2009
[4]
GSC 3416-00543 Ursa Major 08 h 39 m 31 s +47° 21 ′ 07 ″
10.429
698
G4
HAT-P-13c >15.2
428.5
1.186
0.691
2009
[4]
Franz Hercules 17 h 20 m 28 s +38° 14 ′ 32 ″
9.98
670
F Sissi 1.386
1.468
4.6267669
0.0606
0.107
83.5
2010
[18]
Berehynia Perseus 04 h 25 m s +39° 20 ′ 44.2″
12.16
190
G5
Tryzub
1.946
1.072
10.863502
0.0964
0.19
89.1
2010
[19]
GSC 2792-01700 Andromeda 00 h 38 m s +42° 27 ′ 47.2″
10.8
235
F8
HAT-P-16b 4.193
1.289
2.77596
0.0413
0.036
86.6
2010
[20]
HAT-P-17 Cygnus 21 h 38 m 09 s +30° 29 ′ 19 ″
10.54
293.5
K HAT-P-17b 0.53
1.01
10.338523
0.0882
0.346
89.2
2010
[21]
HAT-P-17 Cygnus 21 h 38 m 09 s +30° 29 ′ 19 ″
10.54
293.5
K HAT-P-17c 1.4
1797
2.75
0.1
2010
[21]
HAT-P-18 Hercules 17 h 05 m 24 s +33° 00 ′ 45 ″
12.76
541
K HAT-P-18b 0.197
0.995
5.508023
0.0559
0.084
88.8
2010
[22]
HAT-P-19 Andromeda 00 h 38 m 04 s +34° 42 ′ 42 ″
12.9
701
K HAT-P-19b 0.292
1.132
4.008778
0.0466
0.067
88.2
2010
[22]
HAT-P-20 Gemini 07 h 27 m 40 s +24° 20 ′ 11 ″
11.34
228
K7
HAT-P-20b 7.246
0.867
2.875317
0.0361
0.015
86.8
2010
[23]
Mazalaai Ursa Major 11 h 25 m 06 s +41° 01 ′ 41 ″
11.46
228
G3
Bambaruush 4.063
1.024
4.124461
0.0494
0.228
87.2
2010
[23]
HAT-P-22 Ursa Major 10 h 22 m 44 s +50° 07 ′ 42 ″
9.73
267
G5
HAT-P-22b 2.147
1.08
3.21222
0.0414
0.016
86.9
2010
[23]
Moriah Delphinus 20 h 24 m 30 s +16° 45 ′ 44 ″
11.94
1282
G5
Jebus 2.09
1.368
1.212884
0.0232
0.106
85.1
2010
[23]
HAT-P-24 Gemini 07 h 15 m 18 s +14° 15 ′ 44 ″
11.818
998
F8
HAT-P-24b 0.681
1.243
3.3552464
0.0465
0.067
88.6
2010
[24]
HAT-P-25 Aries 03 h 13 m 45 s +25° 11 ′ 51 ″
13.19
969
G5
HAT-P-25b 0.567
1.19
3.652836
0.0466
0.032
87.6
2010
[25]
Guahayona Virgo 14 h 12 m s +04° 03 ′ 36.13″
11.74
437
K1
Guataubá 0.059
0.565
4.234516
0.0479
0.124
88.6
2010
[26]
HAT-P-27 Virgo 14 h 51 m 04 s +05° 56 ′ 50 ″
12.21
665
G8
HAT-P-27b 0.66
1.038
3.039586
0.0403
0.078
84.7
2011
[27]
HAT-P-28 Andromeda 00 h 52 m 00 s +34° 43 ′ 42 ″
13.03
1288
G3
HAT-P-28b 0.626
1.212
3.257215
0.0434
0.051
88 2011
[28]
Muspelheim Perseus 02 h 12 m 31 s +51° 46 ′ 44 ″
11.9
1050
F8
Surt 0.778
1.107
5.72318
0.0667
0.095
87.1
2011
[28]
HAT-P-30 Draco 08 h 15 m 48 s +05° 50 ′ 12 ″
10.42
629
F HAT-P-30b 0.711
1.34
2.810595
0.0419
0.035
83.6
2011
[29]
HAT-P-31 Cancer 08 h 06 m 09 s +26° 25 ′ 36 ″
11.66
1155
F/G
HAT-P-31b 2.171
1.07
5.005425
0.055
0.245
87.1
2011
[30]
HAT-P-32 Andromeda 02 h 01 m 10 s +46° 41 ′ 16 ″
11.29
1044
F/G
HAT-P-32b 0.941
2.037
2.150009
0.0344
0.163
88.7
2011
[31]
HAT-P-33 Gemini 07 h 32 m 44 s +33° 50 ′ 06 ″
11.89
1367
F HAT-P-33b 0.763
1.827
3.474474
0.0503
0.148
86.7
2011
[31]
HAT-P-34 Sagitta 20 h 12 m 47 s +18° 06 ′ 18 ″
10.16
838
F8
HAT-P-34b 3.328
1.107
5.452654
0.0677
0.441
87.1
2012
[32]
HAT-P-35 Hydra 08 h 13 m 00 s +04° 47 ′ 13 ″
12.46
1745
F or G
HAT-P-35b 1.054
1.332
3.646706
0.0498
0.025
87.3
2012
[32]
Tuiren Canes Venatici 12 h 33 m 03 s +44° 54 ′ 55 ″
12.26
1034
F or G
Bran 1.832
1.264
1.327347
0.0238
0.063
86 2012
[32]
HAT-P-37 Draco 18 h 57 m 11 s +51° 16 ′ 09 ″
13.23
1341
F or G
HAT-P-37b 1.169
1.178
2.797436
0.0379
0.058
86.9
2012
[32]
Horna Triangulum 02 h 21 m 32 s +32° 14 ′ 47 ″
12.56
812
G Hiisi 0.267
0.825
4.640382
0.0523
0.067
88.3
2012
[33]
HAT-P-39 Gemini 07 h 35 m s +17° 49 ′ 48 ″
11.42
812
F HAT-P-39b 0.599
1.571
3.54387
0.0509
-
87 2012
[34]
HAT-P-40 Lacerta 22 h 22 m s +45° 27 ′ 27 ″
11.7
1634
F HAT-P-40b 0.615
1.73
4.45724
0.0608
-
88.3
2012
[34]
HAT-P-41 Aquila 19 h 49 m s +04° 40 ′ 21 ″
11.09
1014
F HAT-P-41b 0.812
1.529
2.69405
0.0424
-
87.9
2012
[34]
HAT-P-42 Hydra 09 h 01 m s +06° 05 ′ 50 ″
12.17
1458
F or G
HAT-P-42b 0.975
1.277
4.64188
0.0575
-
85.9
2012
[35]
HAT-P-43 Cancer 08 h 35 m s +10° 12 ′ 24 ″
13.36
1771
F or G
HAT-P-43b 0.66
1.283
3.33269
0.0443
-
88.7
2012
[35]
HAT-P-44 Cassiopeia 00 h 56 m s +47° 00 ′ 52 ″
13.21
1220
G/K
HAT-P-44b 0.392
1.28
4.30122
0.0507
0.072
89 2013
[36]
HAT-P-44 Cassiopeia 00 h 56 m s +47° 00 ′ 52 ″
13.21
1220
G/K
HAT-P-44c 1.6
-
219.9
0.699
-
-
2013
[36]
HAT-P-45 Cetus 00 h 33 m s −03° 22 ′ 51 ″
12.79
995
F7
HAT-P-45b 0.892
1.426
3.12899
0.0452
0.049
87.8
2013
[36]
HAT-P-46 Cetus 00 h 32 m s −02° 58 ′ 15 ″
11.94
965
F9
HAT-P-46b 0.493
1.284
4.46313
0.0577
0.123
85.5
2013
[36]
HAT-P-46 Cetus 00 h 32 m s −02° 58 ′ 15 ″
11.94
965
F9
HAT-P-46c 2 -
77.7
0.387
-
-
2013
[36]
HAT-P-47 Aries 02 h 33 m s +30° 21 ′ 38 ″
10.6
870
F4
HAT-P-47b 0.206
1.313
4.732182
0.0615
-
84.8
2016
[37]
HAT-P-48 Aries 02 h 57 m s +30° 37 ′ 33 ″
12.16
990
G0
HAT-P-48b 0.168
1.131
4.40865
0.0543
-
86.8
2016
[37]
HAT-P-49 Vulpecula 20 h 21 m s +26° 41 ′ 33.60″
10.3
1050
F HAT-P-49b 1.73
1.41
2.6915
0.0438
0
86.2
2014
[38]
HAT-P-50 Canis Minor 07 h 52 m s 12° 08 ′ 21.9″
11.762
1,620
F8
HAT-P-50b 1.350
1.288
3.1220109
0.04530
<0.115
83.65
2015
[39]
HAT-P-51 Pisces 01 h 24 m s 32° 48 ′ 38.8″
13.440
1,500
G6
HAT-P-51b 0.309
1.293
4.2180278
0.05069
<0.123
88.48
2015
[39]
HAT-P-52 Aries 02 h 50 m s 29° 01 ′ 20.6″
14.068
1,260
K0
HAT-P-52b 0.818
1.009
2.7535953
0.03694
<0.047
87.02
2015
[39]
HAT-P-53 Andromeda 01 h 27 m s 38° 58 ′ 05.3″
13.73
2,350
G0
HAT-P-53b 1.484
1.318
1.9616241
0.03159
<0.134
86.2
2015
[39]
HAT-P-54 Gemini 06 h 39 m s 25° 28 ′ 57.1″
13.505
443
Late K
HAT-P-54b 0.760
0.944
3.7998
0.04117
-
87.04
2015
[40]
HAT-P-55 Hercules 17 h 37 m s 25° 43 ′ 52.2″
13.207
1,600
G2
HAT-P-55b 0.582
1.182
3.5852467
0.04604
<0.139
87.70
2015
[41]
HAT-P-56 Gemini 06 h 43 m s 27° 15 ′ 8.2″
10.908
1,013
F HAT-P-56b 2.18
1.466
2.7908327
0.04230
<0.246
82.13
2015
[42]
HAT-P-57 Ophiuchus 18 h 18 m s 10° 35 ′ 50.3″
10.465
990
A8
HAT-P-57b <1.85
1.413
2.4652950
0.0406
-
88.26
2015
[43]
HAT-P-65 Equuleus 21 h 03 m s 11° 59 ′ 21.9″
13.145
2,740
G2
HAT-P-65b
0.527
1.89
2.6054552
0.03951
<0.304
84.2
2016
[44]
HAT-P-66 Ursa Major 10 h 02 m s 53° 57 ′ 3.1″
12.993
3,020
G0
HAT-P-66b
0.783
1.59
2.9720860
0.04363
<0.090
86.2
2016
[44]
HAT-P-67 Hercules 17 h 06 m s 44° 46 ′ 37.072″
10.069
1,000
F HAT-P-67b
0.34
2.085
4.81010
0.06505
0
88.8
2017
[45]
HAT-P-69 Hydra 08 h 42 m s +03° 42 ′ 38.038″
9.8
1,122
A HAT-P-69b
3.58
1.676
4.7869491
0.06555
0
87.19
2019
[46]
HAT-P-70 Orion 04 h 58 m s +09° 59 ′ 52.726″
9.5
1,070
A HAT-P-70b
<6.78
1.87
2.74432452
0.04739
0
96.50
2019
[46]
Star
Constellation
Right
Declination
App.
Distance (ly
Spectral
Planet
Mass (M J
Radius (R J
Orbital (d
Semimajor (AU
Orbital
Inclination (° )
Disc.
Ref
HATS-1 Crater 11 h 32 m s −23° 21 ′ 170″
12.5
988.253824
G HATS-1b 1.855
1.302
3.446459
0.0444
0.120
85.6
2012
[47]
HATS-2 Crater 11 h 46 m s −22° 33 ′ 46.8″
13.562
1174.16296
K HATS-2b 1.345
1.168
1.354133
0.0230
0
87.2
2013
[48]
HATS-3 Capricornus 20 h 49 m s −24° 25 ′ 43.7″
11.44
1477.48839
F HATS-3b 1.071
1.381
3.547850
0.0485
0
86.20
2013
[49]
HATS-4 Canis Major 06 h 16 m s −22° 32 ′ 48.8″
13.46
1369.85679
G HATS-4b 1.323
1.020
2.516729
0.0362
0.013
88.5
2014
[50]
HATS-5 Eridanus 04 h 28 m s −21° 28 ′ 54.9″
12.6
838.221891
F8
HATS-5b 0.237
0.912
4.763387
0.0542
<0.019
89.3
2014
[51]
HATS-6 Lepus 05 h 52 m s −19° 01 ′ 54.0″
15.2
484.016065
M1V
HATS-6b 0.319
0.998
3.3252725
0.03623
0
88.21
2014
[52]
HATS-7 Virgo 13 h 55 m s −21° 12 ′ 27.7″
13.340
838.221891
K2
HATS-7b 0.120
0.563
3.1853150
0.04012
<0.170
87.92
2015
[53]
HATS-8 Sagittarius 19 h 39 m s −25° 44 ′ 53.9″
14.03
2703.83637
G HATS-8b 0.138
0.873
3.583893
0.04667
<0.376
87.8
2015
[54]
HATS-9 Sagittarius 19 h 23 m s −20° 09 ′ 58.7″
13.3
2028.69267
G HATS-9b 0.816
1.1724
1.9153
0.03048
<0.129
86.5
2015
[55]
HATS-10 Sagittarius 19 h 37 m s −22° 12 ′ 16.1″
13.1
1617.73563
G HATS-10b 0.526
0.9690
3.3128460
0.04491
<0.501
87.79
2015
[55]
HATS-11 Sagittarius 19 h 17 m s −22° 23 ′ 23.7″
14.018
2954.97678
G0
HATS-11b 0.83
1.487
3.6191634
0.04614
<0.340
88.31
2016
[56]
HATS-12 Sagittarius 19 h 16 m s −19° 21 ′ 21.3″
12.756
3199.59407
F HATS-12b 2.39
1.384
3.142833
0.04795
<0.085
82.27
2016
[56]
HATS-13 Capricornus 21 h 07 m s −26° 05 ′ 48.0″
13.887
1552.50436
G5
HATS-13b 0.543
1.212
3.0440499
0.04057
<0.181
88.55
2015
[57]
HATS-14 Capricornus 20 h 52 m s −25° 41 ′ 14.4″
13.79
1673.18222
G8
HATS-14b 1.071
1.039
2.7667641
0.03815
<0.142
88.83
2015
[57]
HATS-15 Capricornus 20 h 44 m s −19° 26 ′ 15.0″
14.774
2247.21744
G9V
HATS-15b 2.17
1.105
1.74748753
0.02712
<0.126
87.13
2016
[58]
HATS-16 Sculptor 23 h 54 m s −30° 00 ′ 46.8″
13.834
2247.21744
G3V
HATS-16b 3.27
1.30
2.686502
0.03744
<0
83.53
2016
[58]
HATS-17 Centaurus 12 h 48 m s −47° 36 ′ 49.3″
12.39
1105.67012
G HATS-17b 1.338
0.777
16.254611
0.1308
<0.070
89.08
2016
[59]
HATS-18 Hydra 11 h 35 m s −29° 09 ′ 21.6″
14.067
2103.70864
G HATS-18b 1.980
1.337
0.83784340
0.01761
<0.166
85.5
2016
[60]
HATS-19 Antlia 09 h 49 m s −33° 13 ′ 07 ″
13.0
2544.01975
G0
HATS-19b 0.427
1.66
4.56967
0.0589
0.3
86.6
2016
[61]
HATS-20 Centaurus 13 h 12 m s −45° 35 ′ 26 ″
13.77
1480.74995
G9V
HATS-20b 0.273
0.776
3.7993
0.04619
<0.50
87.16
2016
[61]
HATS-21 Pavo 18 h 40 m s −58° 27 ′ 33 ″
12.2
932.80724
G4V
HATS-21b 0.332
1.123
3.5544
0.04676
0
85.04
2016
[61]
HATS-22 Hydra 11 h 36 m s −29° 32 ′ 35.9″
13.455
678.079109
K2V
HATS-22b 0.9530
2.74
4.7228124
0.05025
<0.0790
87.96
2016
[62]
HATS-23 Telescopium 19 h 05 m s −50° 04 ′ 03 ″
13.9
2,440
G2V
HATS-23b 1.47
1.86
2.1605156
0.03397
<0.114
81.02
2016
[62]
HATS-24 Pavo 17 h 55 m s −61° 44 ′ 50 ″
12.8
1,700
F7V
HATS-24b 2.44
1.487
1.3484954
0.02547
<0.24
86.6
2016
[62]
HATS-25 Hydra 13 h 51 m s −23° 46 ′ 52 ″
13.1
1,520
G HATS-25b 0.613
1.26
4.2986432
0.05163
<0.088
86.93
2016
[63]
HATS-26 Antlia 09 h 39 m s −28° 35 ′ 08 ″
12.955
2,960
F HATS-26b 0.65
1.75
3.3023881
0.04735
<0.122
86.2
2016
[63]
HATS-27 Centaurus 12 h 54 m s −46° 35 ′ 16 ″
12.8
2,700
F HATS-27b 0.53
1.5
4.637038
0.0611
<0.29
87.3
2016
[63]
HATS-28 Telescopium 18 h 57 m s −49° 08 ′ 18 ″
-
1,700
G HATS-28b 0.672
1.194
3.1810781
0.04131
<0.101
86.17
2016
[63]
HATS-29 Vela 09 h 00 m s −54° 53 ′ 36 ″
12.6
1,140
G HATS-29b 0.653
1.251
4.6058749
0.05475
<0.079
87.37
2016
[63]
HATS-30 Tucana 00 h 22 m s −59° 56 ′ 33 ″
12.192
1,110
G0V
HATS-30b 0.706
1.175
3.1743516
0.04354
<0.048
86.84
2016
[63]
HATS-31 Hydra 12 h 46 m s −24° 25 ′ 39 ″
13.1
2,840
F/G
HATS-31b 0.88
1.64
3.37796
0.0478
<0.233
85.0
2016
[64]
HATS-32 Aquarius 23 h 04 m s −21° 16 ′ 19 ″
14.38
2,740
G3V
HATS-32b 0.92
1.249
2.8126548
0.04024
<0.471
87.1
2016
[64]
HATS-33 Telescopium 19 h 38 m s −55° 19 ′ 48 ″
11.9
1,160
G4V
HATS-33b 1.192
1.23
2.5495551
0.03727
<0.08
87.62
2016
[64]
HATS-34 Tucana 00 h 03 m s −62° 28 ′ 10 ″
13.85
1,740
G7V
HATS-34b 0.941
1.43
2.1061607
0.03166
0.0
82.28
2016
[64]
HATS-35 Pavo 19 h 46 m s −63° 33 ′ 56 ″
12.56
1,820
F7V
HATS-35b 1.222
1.464
1.8209933
0.03199
0.0
86.9
2016
[64]
HATS-36 Sagittarius 19 h 25 m s −23° 12 ′ 10 ″
14.386
3,190
G0V
HATS-36b 2.79
1.263
4.1752379
0.0529
<0.294
87.57
2017
[65]
HATS-37
HATS-37b
HATS-38
HATS-38b
HATS-39 Puppis 07 h 29 m s −29° 56 ′ 16 ″
12.75
2,520
F5V
HATS-39b 0.63
1.57
4.5776348
0.06
<0.275
84.98
2018
[66]
HATS-40 Canis Major 06 h 42 m s −29° 46 ′ 37 ″
13.4
4,670
F5V
HATS-40b 1.59
1.58
3.2642736
0.04997
<0.312
85.8
2018
[66]
HATS-41 Canis Major 06 h 54 m s −27° 03 ′ 01 ″
12.681
2,600
F6V
HATS-41b 9.7
1.33
4.193649
0.0583
0.38
80.4
2018
[66]
HATS-42 Puppis 07 h 13 m s −33° 26 ′ 14 ″
13.6
3,070
F9V
HATS-42b 1.88
1.4
2.292102
0.03689
<0.229
85.1
2018
[66]
HATS-43 Columba 05 h 22 m s −30° 58 ′ 15 ″
13.593
1,110
K1.5V
HATS-43b 0.261
1.18
4.3888497
0.04944
0.173
89.24
2017
[67]
HATS-44 Columba 05 h 37 m s −27° 58 ′ 21 ″
14.428
1,510
K2V
HATS-44b 0.56
1.067
2.7439004
0.03649
<0.279
84.65
2017
[67]
HATS-45 Canis Major 06 h 47 m s −21° 54 ′ 38 ″
13.307
2,670
F5V
HATS-45b 0.7
1.286
4.1876244
0.05511
<0.24
85.61
2017
[67]
HATS-46 Phoenix 00 h 26 m s −56° 18 ′ 58 ″
13.634
1,460
G8V
HATS-46b 0.173
0.903
4.7423729
0.05367
<0.559
87.32
2017
[67]
HATS-47 Telescopium 19 h 09 m s −49° 39 ′ 54 ″
14.8
984
K4.5V
HATS-47b +0.031 ± 0.0143.9228038
0.04269
<0.088
87.08
2020
[68]
HATS-48A Pavo 19 h 14 m s −59° 34 ′ 46 ″
14.3
866
K4.5V
HATS-48Ab +0.022 ± 0.0153.1316666
0.03769
<0.162
89.58
2020
[68]
HATS-49 Phoenix 00 h 26 m s −56° 20 ′ 40 ″
1,059
K5V
HATS-49b +0.038 ± 0.0134.1480467
0.04515
<0.071
88.27
2020
[68]
HATS-50 Sagittarius 20 h 01 m s −26° 04 ′ 39 ″
14.0
2,339
G0V
HATS-50b +0.1 +0.075 3.8297015
0.05046
<0.516
87.54
2017
[69]
HATS-51 Canis Major 06 h 51 m s −29° 03 ′ 31 ″
12.5
1,559
G2V
HATS-51b +0.045 +0.19 3.3488702
0.04639
<0.33
87.1
2017
[69]
HATS-52 Pyxis 09 h 20 m s −31° 16 ′ 10 ″
13.7
2,058
F9.5V
HATS-52b +0.15 +0.086 1.3665436
0.02498
<0.256
84.7
2017
[69]
HATS-53 Hydra 11 h 46 m s −33° 51 ′ 36 ″
13.8
1,999
G3V
HATS-53b +0.089 +0.056 3.8537768
0.04753
<0.33
88.79
2017
[69]
HATS-54 Centaurus 13 h 22 m s −44° 41 ′ 20 ″
13.9
2,508
G2V
HATS-54b +0.1 +0.052 2.5441828
0.03763
<0.126
83.08
2018
[70]
HATS-55 Puppis 07 h 37 m s −32° 45 ′ 20 ″
2,034
F8V
HATS-55b +0.76 +0.026 4.2042001
0.05412
<0.092
86.32
2018
[70]
HATS-56 Centaurus 12 h 00 m s −45° 47 ′ 58 ″
11.6
1,882
F5V
HATS-56b +0.035 +0.039 4.324799
0.06043
<0.019
83.29
2018
[70]
HATS-57 Eridanus 04 h 03 m s −19° 03 ′ 24 ″
12.3
913
G6V
HATS-57b +0.073 +0.028 2.350621
0.03493
<0.028
87.88
2018
[70]
HATS-58A Centaurus 12 h 27 m s −48° 58 ′ 42 ″
11.55
1,605
F0V
HATS-58Ab +0.23 +0.062 4.2180896
0.05798
85.69
2018
[70]
HATS-59 Crater 11 h 21 m s −22° 23 ′ 17 ″
14.0
2,133
G5V
HATS-59b +0.069 +0.077 5.416081
0.06112
0.129
88.1
2018
[71]
HATS-59 Crater 11 h 21 m s −22° 23 ′ 17 ″
14.0
2,133
G5V
HATS-59c >12.7
1422
2.5
<0.08
2018
[71]
HATS-60 Aquarius 22 h 45 m s −14° 59 ′ 30 ″
12.6
1,613
G4V
HATS-60b +0.055 +0.053 3.560827
0.04708
<0.191
86.28
2018
[72]
HATS-61 Eridanus 04 h 06 m s −25° 20 ′ 59 ″
13.2
2,264
G7V
HATS-61b +0.14 +0.067 7.817954
0.07908
<0.092
87.92
2018
[72]
HATS-62 Capricornus 20 h 49 m s −24° 18 ′ 12 ″
14.0
1,683
G8V
HATS-62b <0.179
+0.025 3.2768838
0.04163
<0.298
87.92
2018
[72]
HATS-63 Eridanus 04 h 29 m s −28° 11 ′ 50 ″
13.7
2,069
G5V
HATS-63b +0.11 +0.037 3.0566528
0.04026
<0.136
87.13
2018
[72]
HATS-64 Antlia 09 h 37 m s −29° 48 ′ 02 ″
12.8
3,545
F5V
HATS-64b +0.20 +0.081 4.908897
0.06562
<0.151
87.24
2018
[72]
HATS-65 Sagittarius 19 h 31 m s −26° 44 ′ 25 ″
12.38
1,601
F7V
HATS-65b +0.083 +0.050 3.1051610
0.04497
<0.062
84.82
2018
[72]
HATS-66 Puppis 06 h 45 m s −33° 52 ′ 54 ″
14.0
5,029
F4V
HATS-66b +0.68 +0.084 3.1414391
0.04714
<0.064
87.06
2018
[72]
HATS-67 Centaurus 12 h 00 m s −46° 08 ′ 11 ″
14.0
3,206
F4V
HATS-67b +0.12 +0.047 1.6091788
0.03032
<0.057
79.03
2018
[72]
HATS-68 Tucana 01 h 00 m s −58° 54 ′ 17 ″
12.16
2,019
F8V
HATS-68b +0.059 +0.039 3.5862202
0.05071
<0.036
83.21
2018
[72]
HATS-69 Pavo 19 h 17 m s −60° 53 ′ 30 ″
13.76
1,371
K1.5V
HATS-69b <0.577
+0.022 2.2252577
0.03211
<0.519
88.49
2018
[72]
HATS-70 Canis Major 07 h 16 m s −31° 14 ′ 40 ″
12.6
4,263
A6V
HATS-70b +1.8 +0.059 1.8882378
0.03632
<0.18
86.7
2018
[73]
HATS-71 Tucana 01 h 02 m s −61° 45 ′ 22 ″
15.4
459.6
M3V
HATS-71b +0.24 +0.018 3.7955202
0.03745
88.82
2018
[74]
HATS-72 Aquarius 20 h 34 m s −10° 33 ′ 22.1″
12.7
416.4
K3.5V
HATS-72b ± 0.0039± 0.00327.3279
0.066517
<0.013
88.56
2020
[68]
See also [ edit ]
A subset of HATNet light curves are available at the NASA Exoplanet Archive .
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