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HATS-63 b is a gas_giant exoplanet discovered in 2018 using the Transit method at HATSouth. The 0.18 m Takahashi Epsilon Astrograph was employed with the instruments of the Apogee 4K CCD Sensor.

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HATS-63 b

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Discovery Details

World type: gas_giant
Discovery method: Transit
Discovery year: 2018
Facility: HATSouth
Instrument: Apogee 4K CCD Sensor
Telescope: 0.18 m Takahashi Epsilon Astrograph

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HATS-63 b is a fascinating hot Jupiter orbiting the star HATS-63, discovered back in 2018 through the diligent eyes of ground-based telescopes using the transit method. Imagine a gas giant so close to its star that it sizzles under intense stellar glare, making it a world of extremes and wild atmospheric dynamics. Spotted with the help of the Apogee 4K CCD Sensor as part of the HATSouth network, HATS-63 b showcases the exciting capabilities of Earth-based technology peering into distant star systems. Though it keeps its exact distance from Earth a bit of a mystery, this exoplanet invites curious stargazers to dream about the exotic environments that planets beyond our solar system can offer.