Are you ready to find some planets? The Sector 5 TESS data is now live on Planet Hunters TESS and the planets are waiting to be found! Join the search at planethunters.org #NASA_TESS #astronomy #citizenscience #Space

We have submitted our first Planet Hunters TESS paper, validating a fun new planet orbiting around a subgiant star. Thank you so much to all the PHT volunteers for making this project such a success! blog.planethunters.org/2019/09/21/fir… Planet Hunters #CitizenScience #planets #tess

Delighted to see this important work from us at ⁦Department of Physics at University of Oxford⁩ released this morning! arxiv.org/abs/2003.13722

An interesting article about citizen science, including Planet Hunters TESS, during the pandemic #CitizenScience #TESS #planethunters #zooniverse onezero.medium.com/quarantined-sc…

Excited to see the hard work of the exoplanet Oxford Astrophysics team, and so many Planet Hunters TESS citizen scientists, recognised on CNN! 🌍🔭@https://edition.cnn.com/2021/06/22/world/exoplanets-nasa-citizen-science-scn/index.html

happy to report three of the hottest Jupiters ever found orbiting evolved stars with NASA_TESS and W. M. Keck Observatory today! each one of these planets is special, and together they reveal unexpected features of poorly understood late stage planet evolution. a thread:

Did you know that you can help NASA spot planets around distant stars? Volunteer citizen scientists are uncovering exoplanets like this Jupiter-sized gas giant—here's how you can sign up to NASA Citizen Science: go.nasa.gov/3qoBRGN

It's Coffee Chat o'clock ☕ We had more viewer questions about ruling out false positives, so today we're learning about odd/even transits! Follow along here: youtu.be/ow6u_BnCEMI

We have an exciting new Planet Hunters TESS paper on arXiv today (arxiv.org/abs/2202.06964)! As a heads up, there a zero planets in this system (but there are three stars). Thanks to all the Planet Hunters who helped identify this fun system.

Excited to share that I’ll be moving to the other side of the pond for the next six years! I’ll first be joining the Flatiron CCA as a Flatiron Research Fellow before joining Princeton University as a Henry Norris Russell Fellow. I can’t wait to continue using TESS to find more planets!🌎

Happy to announce that I successfully defended my PhD last week. Big thank you to my amazing supervisors chrislintott and Suzanne Aigrain ! Oxford, it’s been a (socially distanced) blast; New York here I come! #phdlife #postdoclife #StillWaitingOnMyLetterFromHogwarts