A super-Earth and two sub-Neptunes transiting the nearby and quiet M dwarf TOI-270
Published Online: 2019-07-29
Journal: Nature AstronomyLoading...
Authors: Adina D. Feinstein•Andrea Bonfanti•Andrew Vanderburg•Avi Shporer•Benjamin T. Montet•Bárbara Rojas-Ayala•Chelsea X. Huang•David R. Ciardi•David W. Latham•Diana Dragomir•Douglas A. Caldwell•Elisabeth Matthews•Emmanuël Jehin•Enric Palle•Eric B. Ting•Francisco J. Pozuelos•Franco Mallia•Gabor Furesz•George R. Ricker•Giovanni Isopi•Gordon Myers•Howard M. Relles•Ian A. Waite•Ian Crossfield•Jack J. Lissauer•Jacob L. Bean•James D. Armstrong•Jason A. Dittmann•Jennifer Burt•Jennifer G. Winters•John F. Kielkopf•Jon M. Jenkins•Joseph D. Twicken•Joshua N. Winn•Joshua Schlieder•Juan C. Suárez•Karen A. Collins•Keith Horne•Kevin I. Collins•Khalid Barkaoui•L. G. Bouma•Maximilian N. Günther•Michael Fausnaugh•Michael Ireland•Michaël Gillon•Natalia Guerrero•Natalie Batalha•Rachel A. Matson•Ramotholo Sefako•Roland K. Vanderspek•Samuel N. Quinn•Sara Seager•Sebastien Lepine•Songhu Wang•Stephen R. Kane•Steve B. Howell•Tansu Daylan•Thiam-Guan Tan•Tianjun Gan•Timothy D. Morton
