Tyllómara

Tyllómara is a proposed exoplanet that orbits a nearby star, Gliese 832. Located in the constellation of Carina, Gliese 832c is a binary star system that the proposed exoplanet is thought to orbit. The detection of a planet in this system was first announced in 2014.

Following the initial detection, further analysis and confirmation of the exoplanet's existence was made using the spectroscopic technique, which studies the light that is absorbed or emitted by an exoplanet as it passes in front of or behind its host star. As a result, the exoplanet's properties, such as its size and mass, were refined.

However, the detection of Tyllómara remains disputed among scientists. Some studies question the reliability of the initial data, while others have suggested that the exoplanet may be a result of an unusual star activity. The controversy surrounding its existence has led some astronomers to label it as a false positive.

Although the existence of Tyllómara is not confirmed, the study of this exoplanet has contributed significantly to our understanding of the Gliese 832 system. The research has allowed astronomers to learn more about the binary star system and the potential for hosting planets in the system.