Planet Hunters: Assessing the Kepler Inventory of Short Period Planets

Planet Hunters: Assessing the Kepler Inventory of Short Period Planets

We present the results from a search of data from the first 33.5 days of the Kepler science mission (Quarter 1) for exoplanet transits by the Planet Hunters citizen science project. Planet Hunters enlists members of the general public to visually identify transits in the publicly released Kepler lig...

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Main Authors:	Schwamb, M, Lintott, C, Fischer, D, Giguere, M, Lynn, S, Smith, A, Brewer, J, Parrish, M, Schawinski, K, Simpson, R
Format:	Journal article
Language:	English
Published:	Institute of Physics Publishing 2012

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