By: jdeast
The blog mentions southern China was in the clear that night, but shows no points for observers. Does anyone know if there were any observers there? What about Hawaii?
View ArticleBy: greg
I don’t know of any observers in Southern China or Hawaii, but I’m still hopeful that we’ll see a light curve emerge from one of those locations…
View ArticleBy: Hungry4info2
HD 80606 isn’t the typical transiting planet in that if you want to observe a transit, you wait a few days for the transit event, catch a few transits over a few weeks, and go from there. If you miss a...
View ArticleBy: Lab Lemming
Have you talked to the EPOXI folks about interrupting this year’s hibernation to catch the two Northern Summer transits with EPOCh? That would alleviate a lot of your problems relating to short summer...
View ArticleBy: Chasing Transits : The Last Word On Nothing
[...] Gentil’s; they got married anyway.) Three teams, including Kipping’s, reported a transit nearly simultaneously. One of the researchers, Peter McCullough at the Space Telescope Science Institute...
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