TOI-2498 b: A hot bloated super-neptune within the neptune desert
TOI-2498 b: A hot bloated super-neptune within the neptune desert
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10.1093/mnras/stad1452
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2023-05
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4.8
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Ginger Frame;David J Armstrong;H. Cegla;Jorge Fern'andez Fern'andez-Jorge-Fern'andez-Fern'andez-2217018880;A. Osborn;V. Adibekyan;K. Collins;E. D. Mena;S. Giacalone;J. Kielkopf;N. Santos;S. Sousa;K. Stassun;C. Ziegler;D. Anderson;S. Barros;D. Bayliss;C. Briceño;D. Conti;C. Dressing;X. Dumusque;PedroFigueira;W. Fong;S. Gill;F. Hawthorn;J. Jenkins;E. Jensen;M. A. Keniger;D. Latham;N. Law;Jack J. Lissauer;A. Mann;L. Nielsen;H. Osborn;M. Paegert;S. Seager;R. Schwarz;A. Shporer;G. Srdoč;P. Strøm;J. Winn;P. Wheatley
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Ginger Frame;David J Armstrong;H. Cegla;Jorge Fern'andez Fern'andez-Jorge-Fern'andez-Fern'andez-2217018880;A. Osborn;V. Adibekyan;K. Collins;E. D. Mena;S. Giacalone;J. Kielkopf;N. Santos;S. Sousa;K. Stassun;C. Ziegler;D. Anderson;S. Barros;D. Bayliss;C. Briceño;D. Conti;C. Dressing;X. Dumusque;PedroFigueira;W. Fong;S. Gill;F. Hawthorn;J. Jenkins;E. Jensen;M. A. Keniger;D. Latham;N. Law;Jack J. Lissauer;A. Mann;L. Nielsen;H. Osborn;M. Paegert;S. Seager;R. Schwarz;A. Shporer;G. Srdoč;P. Strøm;J. Winn;P. Wheatley
We present the discovery and confirmation of a transiting hot, bloated Super-Neptune using photometry from TESS and LCOGT and radial velocity measurements from HARPS. The host star TOI-2498 is a V = 11.2, G-type (Teff = 5905 ± 12 K) solar-like star with a mass of 1.12 ± 0.02 M⊙ and a radius of 1.26 ± 0.04 R⊙. The planet, TOI-2498 b, orbits the star with a period of 3.7 days, has a radius of 6.1 ± 0.3 R⊕, and a mass of 35 ± 4 M⊕. This results in a density of 0.86 ± 0.25 g cm-3. TOI-2498 b resides on the edge of the Neptune desert; a region of mass-period parameter space in which there appears to be a dearth of planets. Therefore TOI-2498 b is an interesting case to study to further understand the origins and boundaries of the Neptune desert. Through modelling the evaporation history, we determine that over its ∼3.6 Gyr lifespan, TOI-2498 b has likely reduced from a Saturn sized planet to its current radius through photoevaporation. Moreover, TOI-2498 b is a potential candidate for future atmospheric studies searching for species like water or sodium in the optical using high-resolution, and for carbon based molecules in the infra-red using JWST.