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Name
  KIC 9028474  
AAVSO UID
000-BKS-608 (No observations)  
Constellation
Cygnus Sequence
J2000.0
19 36 38.29 +45 22 33.3  (294.15954 +45.37592) Search nearby
B1950.0 19 35 06.30 +45 15 46.5
Proper motion
RA: 1.7 +/- 0.8 mas/yDec: -5.9 +/- 2.8 mas/ySource: UCAC4
Galactic coord. 78.236 +11.656
Other names

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2MASS J19363828+4522333 ATO J294.1595+45.3758 GSC 03556-01887
Gaia DR3 2127962476185944576 KID 9028474 KOI-3510
TIC 270856764 UCAC4 677-071030 USNO-A2.0 1350-10792196
USNO-B1.0 1353-0333082    
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Variability type
EA
Spectral type F9V+G1V
Mag. range
12.43 V (0.308)Kp
Discoverer R. W. Slawson et al. (Kepler)
Epoch
28 Jun 2009 (HJD 2455010.6704) Ephemeris
Outburst --
Period 124.93669 d
Rise/eclipse dur. 0.25%  (0.312 d)
Remarks
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1 Otero, Sebastian Alberto Eclipse time variations show the presence of apsidal motion, which in turn shows the existence of a third body in a relatively close orbit. (2023AJ....166..215O)
2 Jansen, R Highly eccentric system: secondary minimum at phase 0.05048 (amplitude 0.13m). Magnitude from APASS. Amplitude from Kepler data. UCAC4 position.
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References
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1 Özdarcan, O., 2023, KIC 9028474: A Long-period Eclipsing Binary on a Highly
Eccentric Orbit		 2023AJ....166..215O
2 Slawson, R. W.; et al., 2011, Kepler Eclipsing Binary Stars. II. 2165
Eclipsing Binaries in the Second Data Release		 2011AJ....142..160S
3 Kepler data (MAST) --
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Catalog Data
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2MASS J = 11.19H = 10.91K = 10.87J - K = 0.32
AllWISE W1 = 10.83W2 = 10.89W3 = 11.02W1 - W2 = -0.06
APASS-DR9 B = 13.03V = 12.44g' = 12.61r' = 12.22i' = 12.07B - V = 0.59
Images
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Size 5' x 5' (297 x 298 pixels)
Center 19 36 38.29 +45 22 33.3 (J2000)
Source STScI
Survey

Red, all sky, 1.0 arcsec/pixel
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Supporting Documents
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2 KEPLER light curve from JD 2455002 to 2455553 Jansen, R 2012-10-21 22:01 UTC Normalized light curve with the instrumental trends removed.
1 Phase plot KEPLER data from JD 2455002 to 2455553 Jansen, R 2012-10-21 22:01 UTC
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Revision History
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2 Otero, Sebastian Alberto 2024-07-21 02:43 UTC Period, epoch and spectral type from 2023AJ....166..215O. Discoverer from 2011AJ....142..160S. Mean magnitude derived from Gaia DR3.
1 Jansen, R 2012-10-24 23:49 UTC Initial submission.

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