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CoRoT-26 b is a gas_giant exoplanet discovered in 2013 using the Transit method at CoRoT. The 0.27 m CoRoT Telescope was employed with the instruments of the CoRoT CCD Array.

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CoRoT-26 b

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Discovery Details

World type: gas_giant
Discovery method: Transit
Discovery year: 2013
Facility: CoRoT
Instrument: CoRoT CCD Array
Telescope: 0.27 m CoRoT Telescope

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Meet CoRoT-26 b, a sizzling exoplanet discovered back in 2013 by the keen eyes of the CoRoT space telescope, which used its clever CCD Array to spot this distant world via the transit method. This cosmic globe orbits the star CoRoT-26 far beyond our solar system, making it a thrilling addition to the ever-growing family of exoplanets. While CoRoT-26 b doesn’t have a fancy nickname just yet, it’s already making waves for the way it blocks its star’s light, giving scientists clues about its size and orbit. Imagine a planet that plays hide-and-seek with its star millions of miles away—CoRoT-26 b is a shining example of the wonders waiting in the vastness of space!