🪐 AI Exoplanet Detective
Use real NASA Kepler data to investigate transit signals and classify an object as a likely exoplanet candidate or a non-planet signal.
1. Enter a NASA Kepler object
Enter a KOI such as K00752.01. The platform looks up the NASA KOI record and then automatically tries to load a real Kepler light curve from the public MAST archive.
2. Load the REAL Kepler light curve
Automatic: after NASA lookup, this page tries to find a public Kepler light-curve FITS file in the MAST archive and read it in your browser. If the browser blocks the archive, you can still upload a NASA FITS/CSV file manually.
Automatic mode reads the real Kepler FITS light curve. Manual CSV upload must contain a real light curve with TIME + FLUX/PDCSAP_FLUX values. A NASA KOI catalog CSV (kepid, kepoi_name, koi_disposition, etc.) is metadata only and cannot be plotted as a light curve.
Or paste NASA CSV data
AI / signal evidence
| Repeated dip | — |
| Transit depth | — |
| Periodicity | — |
| Signal quality | — |
