KOI1692s

KOI 1692s refers to a celestial object designated by the Kepler mission, a space observatory launched by NASA to discover exoplanets. KOI stands for Kepler Object of Interest, and the number 1692 is its unique identifier within the catalog of these objects. The 's' suffix typically indicates a specific parameter or a refinement related to the initial detection.

Kepler observed stars and looked for periodic dips in their brightness, which could signal the transit of a planet across the star's face. KOI 1692s, like other Kepler Objects of Interest, was flagged as a candidate for further investigation. The initial detection of a potential transit around the star KOI 1692 was made by the Kepler telescope.

Further analysis and follow-up observations are usually required to confirm whether a Kepler Object of Interest is indeed an exoplanet, and to determine its properties such as size, mass, and orbital period. The specific details associated with KOI 1692s would be found in scientific databases and research papers that document the Kepler mission's findings. These objects represent potential new worlds beyond our solar system, contributing to our understanding of planetary formation and diversity in the universe.