Data sources

Open astronomical archives anchor the project.

The project uses public Kepler, TESS, JWST, and community timing resources to study how stellar activity affects transit timing measurements across different instruments and activity regimes.

Kepler, K2, and TESS light curves

Target	Mission	Public products	Project use
HAT-P-11	Kepler	52	Active-star timing and spot-crossing benchmark
Kepler-17	Kepler	47	High-activity comparison target
WASP-19	TESS	25	Hot-Jupiter timing and injection-recovery tests
HAT-P-36	TESS	12	Hard validation case
WASP-52	TESS	4	Active-host timing comparison
HD 189733	TESS	14	Bright active hot-Jupiter benchmark
Qatar-1	TESS	87	High-product-count timing validation candidate
WASP-4	TESS	26	Orbital-decay/TTV benchmark control
WASP-12	TESS	25	Orbital-decay benchmark and false-positive control
AU Mic	TESS	15	Young active M-dwarf stress case
WASP-43	TESS	21	Short-period hot-Jupiter timing benchmark
K2-25	K2	5	Young-system activity validation candidate

JWST examples

Object	Public observations	Project relevance
WASP-52	6	Active hot-Jupiter host with space-based follow-up value
GJ 1214	4	M-dwarf white-light and activity-context example

Public manifest

The JSON manifest records the current public archive-query snapshot used by the project site. It is kept as project metadata so readers can see which public data families are relevant without downloading large mission products from this repository.

Open data-source JSON Open query script