Spitzer/MIPS 24 μm OBSERVATIONS OF HD 209458b: THREE ECLIPSES, TWO AND A HALF TRANSITS, AND A PHASE CURVE CORRUPTED BY INSTRUMENTAL SENSITIVITY VARIATIONS
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Drake Deming | Jonathan Fortney | Nicolas B. Cowan | Ian J. M. Crossfield | Heather Knutson | J. Fortney | I. Crossfield | D. Deming | H. Knutson | N. Cowan | A. Showman | Adam P. Showman
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