Eclipsing Binary Patrol
@ebpatrol.bsky.social
NASA Affiliated citizen science project. Sister to Planet Patrol. Account is shared by the Advanced Team.
We’re on the Zooniverse platform, looking at Eclipsing Binary star candidates! https://www.zooniverse.org/projects/vbkostov/eclipsing-binary-patrol
We’re on the Zooniverse platform, looking at Eclipsing Binary star candidates! https://www.zooniverse.org/projects/vbkostov/eclipsing-binary-patrol
🚨Terrible pun alert: Fur-midable Candidate! 🚨 Spotted on Talk: a lightcurve with cat ears!🐱 Our sharp-eyed moderator
@cosmosbg.bsky.social also noticed periodic dips, suggesting a potential new eclipsing binary candidate.
As our teammate Marco says, maybe there are space kittens out there! 🐈
@cosmosbg.bsky.social also noticed periodic dips, suggesting a potential new eclipsing binary candidate.
As our teammate Marco says, maybe there are space kittens out there! 🐈
January 13, 2025 at 11:20 AM
🚨Terrible pun alert: Fur-midable Candidate! 🚨 Spotted on Talk: a lightcurve with cat ears!🐱 Our sharp-eyed moderator
@cosmosbg.bsky.social also noticed periodic dips, suggesting a potential new eclipsing binary candidate.
As our teammate Marco says, maybe there are space kittens out there! 🐈
@cosmosbg.bsky.social also noticed periodic dips, suggesting a potential new eclipsing binary candidate.
As our teammate Marco says, maybe there are space kittens out there! 🐈
2/2:In eccentric EBs, the primary-to-secondary separation varies based on our viewing angle of the ellipse. This makes their lightcurves more intricate- the trigonometry behind it all is truly interesting! Shout to this tool midnightkite.com/index.aspx?U... Shared by@davideiannone.bsky.social
January 9, 2025 at 10:32 AM
2/2:In eccentric EBs, the primary-to-secondary separation varies based on our viewing angle of the ellipse. This makes their lightcurves more intricate- the trigonometry behind it all is truly interesting! Shout to this tool midnightkite.com/index.aspx?U... Shared by@davideiannone.bsky.social
Happy 2025 from the Eclipsing Binary Patrol team! ✨
Thank you to everyone who continued classifying over the holidays. You identified a fascinating candidate: a possible new eclipsing binary—maybe even a heartbeat star! Here’s to a year with yet more discoveries! 🚀
Thank you to everyone who continued classifying over the holidays. You identified a fascinating candidate: a possible new eclipsing binary—maybe even a heartbeat star! Here’s to a year with yet more discoveries! 🚀
January 3, 2025 at 10:25 AM
Happy 2025 from the Eclipsing Binary Patrol team! ✨
Thank you to everyone who continued classifying over the holidays. You identified a fascinating candidate: a possible new eclipsing binary—maybe even a heartbeat star! Here’s to a year with yet more discoveries! 🚀
Thank you to everyone who continued classifying over the holidays. You identified a fascinating candidate: a possible new eclipsing binary—maybe even a heartbeat star! Here’s to a year with yet more discoveries! 🚀
Human Eyes 1 x Model 0!
A great example of why we need YOUR help to check the data! Look closely at the light curve, and you’ll spot small regular eclipses just right of the green bands. This is an EB with synchronized baseline modulations and the period needs recalculating
A great example of why we need YOUR help to check the data! Look closely at the light curve, and you’ll spot small regular eclipses just right of the green bands. This is an EB with synchronized baseline modulations and the period needs recalculating
November 28, 2024 at 4:21 PM
Human Eyes 1 x Model 0!
A great example of why we need YOUR help to check the data! Look closely at the light curve, and you’ll spot small regular eclipses just right of the green bands. This is an EB with synchronized baseline modulations and the period needs recalculating
A great example of why we need YOUR help to check the data! Look closely at the light curve, and you’ll spot small regular eclipses just right of the green bands. This is an EB with synchronized baseline modulations and the period needs recalculating