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Light Curve of an Eclipsing Binary

Date: 03 May 2007
Satellite: CoRoT
Depicts: Light curve of an eclipsing binary
Copyright: CoRoT exo-team

Light curve of an eclipsing binary of magnitude 13, showing the reflected light between the two components. This figure illustrates both the continuity of the CoRoT observations during a longer period of time, and the achieved accuracy of the flux measurements which is better than 10-3 in 8 minutes of integration time.


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