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Table 1

Observational conditions for the eight nights of observations of GJ 1214 b.

Night Date Duration (tot./pre/post) Exptime (s) Nexp Mean S/N Airmass (start – min – end) Humidity (%) RV shift (km/s)
1 2022 Mar. 11 2.2 h/0.4 h/0.7 h 240 32 72 1.84 − 1.21 − 1.21 31 5.6
2 2022 Mar. 30 2.5 h/0.4 h/1.2 h 240 38 93 1.63 − 1.15 − 1.15 10 3.5
3 2022 Jul. 03 3.4 h/1.3 h/1.2 h 240 50 100 1.32 − 1.15 − 1.26 3 −31.8
4 2022 Aug. 10 3.1 h/0.4 h/1.7 h 240 46 84 1.15 − 1.15 − 1.65 4 −44.0
5 2023 Jun. 22 2.7 h/0.8 h/1.0 h 240 40 81 1.31 − 1.15 − 1.18 17 −27.1
6 2023 Aug. 10 3.0 h/1.6 h/0.5 h 240 44 83 1.16 − 1.16 − 1.95 11 −44.0
7 2024 Aug. 06 2.8 h/1.4 h/0.5 h 240 40 40 1.28 − 1.15 − 1.21 14 −43.0
8 2024 Aug. 17 4.3 h/2.7 h/0.6 h 240 62 62 1.18 − 1.15 − 1.97 3 −45.4

Notes. Mean S/N is given per pixel. Observing duration is given in total and for post and pre transit. The absolute RV shift is given between Earth and the stellar rest frame (the latter of which is equal to the planet rest frame at the time of mid-transit).

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