Planet Kepler-348 Ab

Detailed information about planet Kepler-348 Ab and its parameters.

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Planet

Name
Kepler-348 Ab
Planet Status
Confirmed
Discovered in
2014
Publication
Status
Announced on a website
Update
2025-09-09
Mass
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Mass*sin(i)
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Semi-Major Axis
0.076 AU
Orbital Period
7.05677 ( +3.1e-05 -3.1e-05 ) day
Eccentricity
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Angular distance
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ω
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Tperi
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Radius
0.136 ( +0.026 -0.026 ) RJ
Inclination
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Detection Method
Primary Transit
Mass Meas. Method
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Radius Meas. Method
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Primary transit
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Secondary transit
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λ
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Impact Parameter b
0.05 ( +0.23 -0.23 )
Time Vr=0
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Velocity Semiamplitude K
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Calculated temperature
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Measured temperature
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Hottest point longitude
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Geometric albedo
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Surface gravity log(g/gH)
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Alternate Names
2MASS J19490121+4032541 b, K02011.01, KIC 5384079 b, KOI-2011 b, KOI-2011.01, WISE J194901.21+403254.1 b
Data Source Type Result Value Result Figure Notes Reference
Molecule Data Source Type Result Value Result Figure Notes Reference

See also Planets in Binaries webpage.

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Star

Name
Kepler-348 A
Distance
570.783 ( +8.034 -7.818 ) pc
Spectral type
F5V
Apparent magnitude V
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Apparent magnitude I
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Apparent magnitude J
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Apparent magnitude H
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Apparent magnitude K
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Mass
1.33 ( +0.272 -0.163 ) MSun
Age
2.29 ( +0.52 -0.695 ) Gyr
Effective temperature
6503.59 ( +151.482 -150.553 ) K
Radius
1.297 ( +0.081 -0.067 ) RSun
Metallicity [Fe/H]
-0.128 ( ± 0.094 )
Detected Disc
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Magnetic Field
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RA2000
19:49:01.2
Dec2000
+40:32:54.1
Alternate Names
2MASS J19490121+4032541, KIC 5384079, KOI-2011, WISE J194901.21+403254.1

Eeles-Nolle & Armstrong (2025): A faint companion, likely an M dwarf (Gaia DR3 2073750986664129408, G = 20.13), lies 6.69 arcseconds away (3,820 AUs at 571 pc).

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