Receive the investigation
The teacher assigns WASP-12 b to individuals or teams. Students begin with a focused question: does this observation recover the known transit?
How ExoInquiry works
ExoInquiry turns a telescope observation into a sequence of evidence decisions. TransitSift performs fragile preparation while keeping the consequential scientific choices visible.
The teacher assigns WASP-12 b to individuals or teams. Students begin with a focused question: does this observation recover the known transit?
Students compare exposures, review quality warnings, and decide which measurements can be trusted. TransitSift recommendations remain visible and reversible.
The accepted measurements become relative brightness over time. Rejected points remain traceable, so every change has a visible reason.
Students estimate depth and timing, examine uncertainty, and ask whether the dip is statistically convincing.
Each student or team explains its frame decisions, measurement, uncertainty, and final claim in a short scientific report.
Teacher-controlled depth
Guided mode protects normal class time. Advanced mode exposes additional analysis choices only as those workflows are validated.
TransitSift prepares calibration, tracking, photometry, quality information, and an initial fit. Students review, measure, interpret, and defend.
Advanced classrooms receive additional controls only after each pathway has passed scientific and classroom validation.
Dependability first
The prepared WASP-12 b investigation is the dependable classroom default. Teacher-supplied observations will move from concierge preparation to standardized uploads, then to broader support after instrument differences are validated.
See the reasoning move
The free demonstration shows how frame-quality choices change the measurement and the claim.