WASP-127/TYC 4916-897-1 Archives

Our target wide binaries are marked with colored circles (primaries) and triangles (secondaries) in the 2MASS (K, J − K) and Gaia (G, BP − RP) CMDs. Blue, orange, green, and red denote HD 20782/HD 20781, WASP-160 A/WASP-160 B, K2-54/K2-54 B, and WASP-127/TYC 4916-897-1 pairs, respectively, with the same color scheme adopted in subsequent figures. Grey circles and triangles indicate our initial candidate systems of planet-hosting wide binaries, while the smaller background symbols represent all reported planet-hosting stars to date. The two components of each binary are connected with solid and dotted lines. -- astro-ph.SR

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Chemical Signatures Of Planetary Systems In Their Host Stars. Near-infrared Spectroscopy Of Four Planet-hosting Wide Binaries

by Keith CowingMay 14, 2026May 14, 2026

An important open question in exoplanet studies is whether planets leave detectable chemical fingerprints on their host stars. While several studies have suggested possible planetary chemical signatures in planet-hosting stars, […]

WASP-127/TYC 4916-897-1

Chemical Signatures Of Planetary Systems In Their Host Stars. Near-infrared Spectroscopy Of Four Planet-hosting Wide Binaries

ALMA Central Molecular Zone Exploration Survey (ACES) I: Overview

RNA And Proteins Joined Up At The Origins Of Life: Persistence Is The Point

Selection For Growth Drives The Emergence Of Genetic Heredity In Protocells

NASA SMD ROSES-25 Amendment 65: New Opportunity: C.4 Planetary Science Enabling Facilities

TESS Photometry and Radial Velocity Analysis of the sub-Neptune Exoplanet π Mensae c and the Wider π Mensae Planetary System