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Biosignature Detectability on Transiting Habitable Worlds with the ELT/ANDES

  • Authors: Evann Kurzawa-Ferrandez, Aaron Bello-Arufe, Renyu Hu

Evann Kurzawa-Ferrandez et al 2026 The Astronomical Journal 172 .

  • Provider: AAS Journals

Caption: Figure A1.

CCFs for Kepler-1649 c with low-S/N pixel masking. Two CCFs are shown: the standard one, and one where the stellar, planetary, and telluric contributions are shifted independently. In the shifted case, the feature follows the telluric-noise contribution at 53 km s−1, as discussed in Appendix A. For illustration, we display the standard-deviation curve from the unshifted case, which shows a pronounced uncertainty peak at 0 km s−1. This supports the interpretation that the feature is caused by noisy pixels associated with telluric absorption bands.

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