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Fig. 2.

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Examples of simulated transit light curves. Left panel: the curve shows a transit of a planet with radius Rp = 12 R (similar to that of Kepler 1625b) for a low level of noise (100 ppm). The red curve shows a similar but different planetary transit, and an exomoon transit is superimposed (Rm = 4.75 R). Right panel: simulations for a higher noise level (400 ppm) and a much smaller moon Rm = R. The distinction between the planet-only (blue) and planet-moon (red) case is not visible by eye in most cases.

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