VizieR Online Data Catalog: Light curve follow up of MOA-2020-BLG-208L (Olmschenk+, 2023)

The MOA observations were performed using the purpose-built 1.8m wide-field MOA telescope located at Mount John Observatory, New Zealand, and were taken at a 15minutes cadence with the MOA-Red filter. Additional observations were made by MOA in the visual band using the MOA-V filter. Others follow-up observations were taken using the 1.0m telescope of the Las Cumbres Observatory global network located at the South African Astronomical Observatory, South Africa (LCOS), the 0.4m telescopes at Auckland Observatory and Possum Observatory, the 0.36m telescopes at Kumeu Observatory, Klein Karoo Observatory, Turitea Observatory and Farm Cove Observatory, and the 0.3 mPerth Exoplanet Survey Telescope in Australia. In addition, this event was observed by the Korea Microlensing Telescope Network (KMTNet) with two 1.6m telescopes located at the Siding Spring Observatory, Australia and the South African Astronomical Observatory, South Africa. The Observing Microlensing Events of the Galaxy Automatically project (OMEGA) observed the event with 1.0m telescopes located at the South African Astronomical Observatory, South Africa, using the Las Cumbres Observatory network of robotic telescopes.

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