WASP-77 had been discovered in 2012, his distance from Earth is 303 light years, it is in Cetus constellation and his orbital period is 1.36003.
This is the WASP-77 target location.
This is the basic information about the target image, the date and the time that has taken this image.
This table has the WASP-77's time of night and the Relative Brightness.
The time axis does not show the time of night. Instead, it shows the hours before or after the predected center of the transit. Astronomers have made this prediction based on previous observations of this star.
To determine your planet’s size, first find the fraction of the star’s light blocked by the planet. You can find this from the relative brightness values for the baseline and dip in your light curve. Then, take the square root of this fraction. The result is the planet’s radius compared to the star’s radius.
Click here if you want to learn more about WASP-77 .