French satellite Corot discovered CoroTExo-1b 2007 and now the research team of the Taurus Hill Observatory managed to measure the light curve of the transit. Veli-Pekka Hentunen and Markku Nissinen measured the light curve 6.11.2008 klo 03.20 – 06.15 Finnish time at THO. The declination of the object is very low for the Finnish sky, only -3. This time the object was in South an therefore it was in quite good altitude for observing.

This exoplanet has a revolution time of 1.5 days and the brightness of the mother star is only 13.7 magnitudes. Veli-pekka and Markku used 90 sec. exposure times and clear -filter. The flattening of the observed object was measured by using 10 comparison stars.