Ground-Based Light Curve Follow Up Validation Observations of TESS Object of Interest 3755

The Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) is a satellite that scans the sky, looking for exoplanets. It creates candidates called Tess Objects of Interest (or TOIs), which need to be further validated. The goal of this paper was to validate TOI-3755. AstroImageJ and Google Colab were used to plot the data from the TESS satellite in order to suggest the possible existence of a planet around TOI-3755.

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George Mason University
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2025-10-16
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https://doi.org/10.13021/mars/15160
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Graphic Design and Typography
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Ground-Based Light Curve Follow Up Validation Observations of TESS Object of Interest 3755

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Ground-Based Light Curve Follow Up Validation Observations of TESS Object of Interest 3755

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Abstract

The Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) is a satellite that scans the sky, looking for exoplanets. It creates candidates called Tess Objects of Interest (or TOIs), which need to be further validated. The goal of this paper was to validate TOI-3755. AstroImageJ and Google Colab were used to plot the data from the TESS satellite in order to suggest the possible existence of a planet around TOI-3755.

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