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Dayside and nightside brightness temperatures estimated from the flux ratios using the BT-Settl stellar model spectra by Allard (2013). The shading marks the 68% and 99.7% central posterior intervals, from the darkest to the lightest shade, and the dashed horizontal line shows the best-fitting constant brightness temperature. The previous dayside Tb, estimates for the TESS and Spitzer passbands by Beatty et al. (2019, 2020), and von Essen et al. (2021) are shown as points with errorbars.

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