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WASP-107 b is a gas_giant exoplanet discovered in 2017 using the Transit method at SuperWASP-South. The Canon 200mm f/1.8L was employed with the instruments of the iKon-L CCD Camera.

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WASP-107 b

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Discovery Details

World type: gas_giant
Discovery method: Transit
Discovery year: 2017
Facility: SuperWASP-South
Instrument: iKon-L CCD Camera
Telescope: Canon 200mm f/1.8L

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Meet WASP-107 b, a charmingly bloated exoplanet that orbits the bright star WASP-107. Discovered in 2017 using the clever transit method from the ground-based SuperWASP-South observatory, this planet is something of a cosmic pufferfish, puffed up by its close proximity to its star. While exact distances may be tricky to nail down, WASP-107 b’s warm, gaseous nature and unusually low density make it a fascinating world for astronomers to study. It orbits so tightly that it’s practically giving its star a cosmic hug, making this giant, lightweight neighbor a delightful example of the wild variety worlds beyond our solar system can take. Keep an eye on WASP-107 for more surprises from this distant planetary playground!