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Prépublication · 2026 arXiv EN

Predictions for an unseen third planet in the WISPIT 2 system

We predict the mass and semi-major axis of a currently unseen but hypothesised planet in the WISPIT 2 system based on the location of the ring observed by ALMA at 144.4 au. Using findings from previous hydrodynamical models, we predict that a ~0.2-1 $M_{Jup}$...

Amena Faruqi, Farzana Meru et al. #astro-ph.EP
Prépublication · 2026 arXiv EN

The morphology of contact binary objects in the Solar System

Contact binaries, appearing as two objects stuck together, are prevalent throughout the Solar System, making up between 30- 50% of asteroids and comets. Despite this, detailed shape models of contact binaries are hard to obtain remotely, requiring rare occulta...

Richard E. Cannon, Agata Rożek et al. #astro-ph.EP
Prépublication · 2026 arXiv EN

OGLE-2013-BLG-1125/MOA-2013-BLG-584: Discovery of a gas giant orbiting an M dwarf

We report the discovery and characterization of a planetary system in the microlensing event OGLE-2013-BLG-1125/MOA-2013-BLG-584. We analyze photometric data from OGLE and MOA surveys, as well as LCO, $μ$FUN, and Mindstep follow-up telescopes to model the micr...

E. Bachelet, M. Hundertmark et al. #astro-ph.EP
Prépublication · 2026 arXiv EN

TOI-3686: A Hot Jupiter and Sub-Neptune In A 2:1 Mean-Motion Resonance

Hot Jupiters are typically thought to be "lonely", but a small and growing subset of them have been found to have nearby planets in the same system. We present the discovery of a new member of this class of systems, TOI-3686. TOI-3686 c is a hot Jupiter with $...

Samuel W. Yee, Tarisai Dziire et al. #astro-ph.EP
Prépublication · 2026 arXiv EN

A 36.34-day Sub-Neptune Candidate Transiting the Nearby K Dwarf TIC 402710280

We report a transiting sub-Neptune candidate with a period of 36.34 days around TIC 402710280 (TYC 9041-03677-1), a K dwarf of TESS magnitude 9.24 at 66.8 pc that the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) has observed only in full-frame images. Four tra...

Rishit Vora #astro-ph.EP
Prépublication · 2026 arXiv EN

Entering the Era of Circumplanetary Ring Detection with Direct Imaging

Rings are ubiquitous among the giant planets in the Solar System, yet their presence around exoplanets remains observationally unconstrained. As direct imaging missions such as the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope approach first light, understanding the influ...

Samantha N. Hasler, Alexandra Z. Greenbaum et al. #astro-ph.EP
Prépublication · 2026 arXiv EN

Detecting Exoplanetary Rings with Roman CGI Reflected Light Phase Curve Observations

The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope's Coronagraph Instrument (CGI) will provide the first opportunity to directly detect mature giant exoplanets in reflected light. However, most known radial-velocity planets lie near CGI's sensitivity limit. In contrast, Sa...

Elizabeth Lane, Mary Anne Limbach et al. #astro-ph.EP