List of exoplanets discovered in 2022

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This list of exoplanets discovered in 2022 is a list of confirmed exoplanets that were first reported in 2022. For exoplanets detected only by radial velocity, the listed value for mass is a lower limit. See Minimum mass for more information.


On 31 March 2022, K2-2016-BLG-0005Lb was reported to be the most distant exoplanet found by Kepler to date.[1][2]

Name Mass (MJ) Radius (RJ) Period (days) Semi-major axis (AU) Temp. (K) Discovery method Distance (ly) Host star mass (M☉) Host star temp. (K) Remarks
29 Cygni b 13.9+6.1
−5.1 		16.9+3.4
−1.9 		astrometry + imaging 130.9±0.9 2.14±0.15 8790+1513
−1292 		Host star also known as HIP 99770[3]
CoRoT-35b 1.10±0.37 1.68±0.11 3.22748±0.00008 0.04290±0.00092 1747±62 transit 3700±200 1.01+0.07
−0.06 		6390±130 [4]
CoRoT-36b 0.68+0.47
−0.43 		1.41±0.14 5.616531±0.000023 0.066±0.007 1567±35 transit 3110±60 1.32±0.09 6730±140 [4]
EPIC 206317286 c 0.0168±0.098 0.186+0.015
−0.014 		17.51547+0.00228
−0.00296 		570 transit 0.832+0.253
−0.367 		4752±138 [5]
EPIC 210768568 b 0.088±0.004 3.2141±0.0002 0.0511+0.0021
−0.0028 		transit 965 1.018±0.131 5711±105 [6]
EPIC 246078343 b 0.068±0.007 0.8094±0.00003 0.0117+0.0009
−0.0012 		transit 954 0.808+0.364
−0.256 		4116±138 [6]
EPIC 246078343 c 0.110±0.006 5.3301±0.0003 0.0426+0.0016
−0.0019 		transit 954 0.808+0.364
−0.256 		4116±138 [6]
EPIC 246220667 b 0.172±0.006 6.6690±0.0002 0.0552+0.0017
−0.0023 		transit 835 0.814+0.363
−0.251 		4343±138 [6]
EPIC 246220667 c 0.109±0.006 4.3696±0.0001 0.0487+0.0027
−0.0031 		transit 835 0.814+0.363
−0.251 		4343±138 [6]
EPIC 247422570 b 0.189±0.009 5.9382+0.0006
−0.0004 		0.0586+0.0032
−0.0033 		transit 2181 0.893+0.406
−0.275 		5590±138 [6]
Gaia-1b 1.68±0.11 1.229±0.021 3.052524±0.000017 0.04047±0.00094 transit 1201±7 0.949±0.066 5470±110 First confirmed exoplanet discovered by Gaia, along with Gaia-2b[7]
Gaia-2b 0.817±0.047 1.322±0.013 3.6915224±0.0000039 0.0467±0.0015 transit 676±3 1.000±0.095 5720±84 First confirmed exoplanet discovered by Gaia, along with Gaia-1b[7]
Gliese 514b 0.0164±0.0028 140.43±0.41 0.422+0.014
−0.015 		202±11 radial vel. 24.850±0.010 0.510±0.051 3714±51 Planetary orbit partially in habitable zone[8]
Gliese 1002 b 0.0034±0.0004 10.3465±0.027 0.0457±0.0013 230.9±6.7 radial vel. 15.808±0.003 0.120±0.010 3024±52 Planet in habitable zone[9]
Gliese 1002 c 0.0043±0.0005 21.202±0.013 0.0738±0.0021 181.7±5.2 radial vel. 15.808±0.003 0.120±0.010 3024±52 Planet in habitable zone[9]
Gliese 3929 b 0.0055±0.0014 0.097±0.004 2.6162745±0.000003 0.0252±0.0005 568±6 transit 51.64±0.02 0.309±0.014 3369±51 Another planet in system is suspected[10][11]
Gliese 3929 c 0.0180±0.0029 15.04±0.03 0.081±0.002 317±3 radial vel. 51.64±0.02 0.309±0.014 3369±51 [11]
GJ 463 b 3.6±0.4 3448+110
−88 		3.53±0.07 radial vel. 59.91±0.03 0.49±0.02 3540±41 Host star also known as Ross 690[12][13]
GJ 3090 b 0.0105 0.19 2.8531042±0.0000032 0.03165 696 transit 73.21±0.04 0.519±0.013 3556±70 Host star also known as TOI-177[14]
GJ 3090 c 0.0538 12.734+0.033
−0.026 		0.08575 421 radial vel. 73.21±0.04 0.519±0.013 3556±70 Host star also known as TOI-177[14]
HD 3167 e 0.0306±0.0037 102.09+0.52
−0.50 		0.4048+0.0077
−0.0074 		375±7 radial vel. 154.59±0.13 0.852+0.026
−0.015 		5300±73 [15]
HD 18599 b 0.0758+0.0223
−0.0242 		0.232±0.012 4.1374354+0.0000036
−0.0000037 		0.0480±0.0004 935±11 transit 126.02±0.06 0.863±0.020 5145±50 Host star also known as TOI-179, also red dwarf star in the system[16][17][18]
HD 20329b 0.0233±0.0034 0.154±0.006 0.926118+0.000050
−0.000043 		0.0180±0.0003 2141±27 transit 207.7±0.9 0.90±0.05 5596±50 [19]
HD 22532 b 2.12±0.09 872.6±2.8 1.900±0.004 radial vel. 526±2 1.20±0.05 5067+59
−22 		Giant host star[20]
HD 22946 b 0.154±0.009 4.040301+0.000023
−0.000042 		0.0528±0.0030 1378±36 transit 205.08±0.16 1.158±0.058 6210+173
−158 		Host star also known as TOI-411, third transiting planet in system is suspected[21]
HD 22946 c 0.245±0.013 9.573096+0.000026
−0.000023 		0.0939±0.0054 1033±27 transit 205.08±0.16 1.158±0.058 6210+173
−158 		Host star also known as TOI-411, third transiting planet in system is suspected[21]
HD 23472 d 0.0017±0.0006 0.067±0.005 3.97664+0.000030
−0.000044 		0.04298+0.00063
−0.00065 		909+35
−32 		transit 127.48±0.06 0.67±0.03 4684±99 [22]
HD 23472 e 0.0023±0.0009 0.073±0.006 7.90754±0.00011 0.0680±0.0010 723+28
−25 		transit 127.48±0.06 0.67±0.03 4684±99 [22]
HD 23472 f 0.0024±0.0013 0.102±0.007 12.1621839+0.00012
−0.000099 		0.0906±0.0014 630+27
−23 		transit 127.48±0.06 0.67±0.03 4684±99 [22]
HD 28109 b 0.058+0.029
−0.024 		0.196±0.009 22.89104+0.00035
−0.00036 		0.1357±0.0034 881.2±7.5 transit 457.0±0.6 1.26±0.08 6120±50 [23]
HD 28109 c 0.025+0.013
−0.010 		0.378±0.010 56.00819+0.00194
−0.00202 		0.308±0.011 585.2+8.7
−8.3 		transit 457.0±0.6 1.26±0.08 6120±50 [23]
HD 28109 d 0.018+0.009
−0.007 		0.290±0.010 84.25999+0.00744
−0.00662 		0.411±0.016 506.5+8.7
−8.0 		transit 457.0±0.6 1.26±0.08 6120±50 [23]
HD 29399 b 1.57±0.11 892.7±5.9 1.913±0.008 radial vel. 144.2±0.3 1.15±0.04 4845±52 Giant host star[24]
HD 33142 d 0.89+0.06
−0.05 		810.2+3.8
−4.2 		1.955+0.016
−0.012 		radial vel. 394.3±0.9 1.52±0.03 5025.4+23.6
−15.5 		Giant host star[25]
HD 56414 b 0.0944±0.0053 0.331±0.018 29.04992±0.00021 0.229±0.004 1133±30 transit 873±3 1.89±0.11 8500±150 Host star also known as TOI-1228[26]
HD 64121 b 2.56±0.19 623.0±3.4 1.510±0.006 radial vel. 424.1±1.7 1.18±0.05 5066+58
−60 		Giant host star[20]
HD 69123 b 3.04±0.16 1193.3±7.0 2.482±0.010 radial vel. 245.0±1.3 1.43±0.07 4787+280
−51 		Giant host star[20]
HD 83443 c 1.5+0.5
−0.2 		8241+1019
−530 		8.0±0.8 radial vel. 133.6±0.2 1.00±0.03 5442±17 Eccentric orbit due to hot Jupiter in system[27]
HD 93963A b 0.121±0.004 1.0391353+0.0000049
−0.0000045 		0.02085±0.00037 2042±27 transit 268.6±1.3 1.109±0.043 5987±64 Host star also known as TOI-1797[28]
HD 93963A c 0.288±0.005 3.6451398+0.0000106
−0.0000142 		0.04813±0.00085 1344±18 transit 268.6±1.3 1.109±0.043 5987±64 Host star also known as TOI-1797[28]
HD 109833 b 0.258+0.014
−0.012 		9.188526±0.000026 transit 259.5±0.2 1.08±0.05 5881±50 Young host star also known as TOI-1097[29]
HD 109833 c 0.231+0.018
−0.016 		13.900148±0.000057 transit 259.5±0.2 1.08±0.05 5881±50 Young host star also known as TOI-1097[29]
HD 114082 b 8.0±1.0 1.00±0.03 109.75+0.40
−0.37 		0.5109+0.0081
−0.0083 		transit 310.1±0.7 1.47±0.07 6651±35 Young star, eccentric planetary orbit[30][31]
HD 167768 b [zh] 0.85+0.12
−0.11 		20.6532+0.0032
−0.0032 		0.1512+0.0058
−0.0063 		1874 radial vel. 353.5 1.08+0.14
−0.12 		4830 Host red giant star also known as HR 6840, other planets in system are suspected[32]
HD 191939 g 0.0425±0.0063 284+10
−8 		0.812±0.028 278±6 radial vel. 174.4±0.1 0.81±0.04 5348±100 Habitable zone planet[33]
HD 191939 f >2.1 >2200 >3.2 <125 174.4±0.1 0.81±0.04 5348±100 [33]
HD 199981 b 10.070±2.483 21000±8000 13.048±3.073 radial vel. 66.7±2.4 Host star also known as GJ 9714[34]
HD 105618 b 0.079±0.008 9.9 0.091±0.004 radial vel. 227.8±0.4 Also brown dwarf in the system[34]
HD 206893 c [fr] 12.3+1.1
−1.2 		1.46+0.18
−0.06 		2082 3.53+0.08
−0.07 		1181.9+20.6
−53.9 		radial vel. 125.1±2.6 1.24 6486 Some deuterium burning despite its low mass, also another brown dwarf is present in the system[35]
HD 21019 b [zh] 0.014±0.002 2.56 0.034±0.002 radial vel. 120 Host star also known as GJ 2030[34]
HD 21019 c [zh] 12.934±2.361 25600±2500 16.752±1.312 radial vel. 120 Host star also known as GJ 2030[34]
HD 21175 b 0.038±0.010 10.6 0.091±0.004 radial vel. 57.7 Host star also known as GJ 3222, planet on extremely eccentric orbit, also brown dwarf in the system[34]
HD 260655 b 0.0067±0.0011 0.111±0.002 2.76953±0.00003 0.02933±0.00024 709±4 transit 32.63±0.07 0.439±0.011 3803±10 Host star also known as TOI-4599[36]
HD 260655 c 0.0097±0.0015 0.137±0.004 5.70588±0.00007 0.04749±0.00039 557±3 transit 32.63±0.07 0.439±0.011 3803±10 Host star also known as TOI-4599[36]
HIP 34269 b [ja] 0.0052±0.0007 0.103±0.005 0.548177±0.000019 0.01188±0.00040 1617±41 transit 154.81±0.15 0.740±0.017 4440±100 Host star also known as TOI-500[37]
HIP 34269 c [ja] 0.0146±0.0016 6.6356±0.0040 radial vel. 154.81±0.15 0.740±0.017 4440±100 Host star also known as TOI-500[37]
HIP 34269 d [ja] 0.1055±0.0033 26.233±0.020 radial vel. 154.81±0.15 0.740±0.017 4440±100 Host star also known as TOI-500[37]
HIP 34269 e [ja] 0.0376±0.0042 61.30±0.28 radial vel. 154.81±0.15 0.740±0.017 4440±100 Host star also known as TOI-500[37]
HIP 94235 b 0.268±0.027 7.713057±0.000021 0.07870+0.00056
−0.00017 		1060±50 transit 191.2±0.4 1.094+0.024
−0.007 		5991±50 Host star also known as TOI-4399, shares system with a red dwarf[38]
HR 7321 b 0.30±0.07 285.1+1.2
−1.5 		0.937±0.003 radial vel. 200.2 1.35+0.19
−0.21 		4971 Red giant host star also known as HD 184010[39]
HR 7321 c 0.28+0.08
−0.10 		483.3+3.2
−4.0 		1.332+0.006
−0.007 		radial vel. 200.2 1.35+0.19
−0.21 		4971 Red giant host star also known as HD 184010[39]
HR 7321 d 0.46±0.08 837.7+6.4
−5.5 		1.922+0.010
−0.008 		radial vel. 200.2 1.35+0.19
−0.21 		4971 Red giant host star also known as HD 184010[39]
K2-365 b 0.0272±0.0172 0.259+0.017
−0.015 		23.448172+0.00076
−0.00099 		710 transit 0.823+0.369
−0.25 		5561±138 [5]
K2-366 b 0.0199±0.0115 0.210+0.016
−0.014 		15.93703+0.00079
−0.00114 		770 transit 0.825+0.366
−0.255 		5601±138 [5]
K2-367 b 0.0203±0.0126 0.215+0.020
−0.017 		20.64509+0.00099
−0.00137 		450 transit 0.756+0.231
−0.347 		4348±128 [5]
K2-368 b 0.0073±0.0042 0.118+0.009
−0.008 		5.02559+0.00028
−0.00034 		800 transit 0.746+0.334
−0.232 		4663±138 [5]
K2-368 c 0.0078±0.0041 0.121+0.010
−0.009 		9.66018±0.00116 650 transit 0.746+0.334
−0.232 		4663±138 [5]
K2-368 d 0.0146±0.0085 0.173+0.013
−0.012 		20.20108+0.00235
−0.00273 		500 transit 0.746+0.334
−0.232 		4663±138 [5]
K2-369 b 0.0069±0.0040 0.117+0.009
−0.008 		5.76161+0.00084
−0.00071 		1080 transit 0.735+0.334
−0.224 		5682±138 [5]
K2-370 b 0.0327±0.0207 0.286+0.020
−0.048 		2.14084+0.00003
−0.00004 		1420 transit 0.984+0.428
−0.303 		5377±138 [5]
K2-371 b 4.7±2.2 1.162+0.082
−0.077 		3.11490±0.00001 1000 transit 0.958+0.44
−0.298 		4925±138 [5]
K2-372 b 0.0289±0.0168 0.262±0.006 9.84407+0.00056
−0.00057 		870 transit 0.847+0.101
−0.088 		5479±27 [5]
K2-373 b 0.0162±0.0089 0.184+0.013
−0.012 		11.02066+0.00143
−0.00136 		1130 transit 1.158+0.499
−0.349 		6138±138 [5]
K2-374 b 0.0113±0.0058 0.142±0.005 4.52195+0.00032
−0.00040 		1210 transit 0.731+0.067
−0.061 		5789±21 [5]
K2-374 c 0.0179±0.0109 0.197+0.008
−0.007 		16.43445+0.00237
−0.00270 		790 transit 0.731+0.067
−0.061 		5789±21 [5]
K2-375 b 0.0183±0.0106 0.200+0.016
−0.015 		14.45389+0.00477
−0.00417 		1000 transit 1.119+0.492
−0.344 		5822±138 [5]
K2-376 b 0.0129±0.0074 0.155+0.011
−0.010 		5.77647+0.00026
−0.00023 		1240 transit 0.908+0.394
−0.281 		5937±138 [5]
K2-377 b 0.0123±0.0073 0.151+0.013
−0.011 		12.83223+0.00155
−0.00161 		530 transit 0.821+0.371
−0.258 		4200±138 [5]
K2-378 b 0.0283±0.0173 0.257+0.024
−0.020 		2.06043+0.00011
−0.00007 		1130 transit 0.923+0.425
−0.291 		4823±138 [5]
K2-379 b 0.0175±0.0104 0.194+0.032
−0.017 		8.77724+0.00062
−0.00061 		680 transit 0.856+0.375
−0.265 		4603±138 [5]
K2-380 b 0.0250±0.0144 0.243+0.016
−0.015 		9.40131+0.00046
−0.00050 		1110 transit 0.993+0.416
−0.302 		5911±138 [5]
K2-381 b 0.0040±0.0026 0.095+0.012
−0.009 		7.93893±0.00059 670 transit 0.754+0.337
−0.239 		4473±138 [5]
K2-381 c 0.0158±0.0094 0.178+0.016
−0.013 		16.03465+0.00184
−0.00157 		530 transit 0.754+0.337
−0.239 		4473±138 [5]
K2-381 d 0.0121±0.0070 0.150+0.016
−0.012 		26.80302+0.00277
−0.00304 		440 transit 0.754+0.337
−0.239 		4473±138 [5]
K2-382 b 0.0162±0.0101 0.185+0.013
−0.011 		21.70015+0.00202
−0.00191 		610 transit 0.922+0.401
−0.284 		5452±138 [5]
K2-383 b 0.0102±0.0052 0.139+0.010
−0.009 		1.86596±0.00001 1270 transit 1.061+0.459
−0.327 		5129±138 [5]
K2-384b [ja] 0.0040±0.0026 0.096+0.020
−0.005 		2.23152+0.0019
−0.00032 		600 transit 0.330±0.009 3623±138 [5]
K2-384c [ja] 0.0054±0.0027 0.106+0.004
−0.006 		4.19476+0.00030
−0.00018 		480 transit 0.330±0.009 3623±138 [5]
K2-384d [ja] 0.0085±0.0044 0.124+0.010
−0.006 		6.67958+0.00071
−0.00049 		410 transit 0.330±0.009 3623±138 [5]
K2-384e [ja] 0.0075±0.0042 0.120+0.012
−0.007 		9.71504+0.00100
−0.00073 		370 transit 0.330±0.009 3623±138 [5]
K2-384f [ja] 0.0179±0.0104 0.198+0.008
−0.007 		13.62749+0.00034
−0.00057 		330 transit 0.330±0.009 3623±138 [5]
K2-385 b 0.0100±0.0056 0.137+0.012
−0.011 		2.38086+0.00016
−0.00021 		1100 transit 1370±20 0.9270+0.4120
−0.2860 		4844±138 [5]
K2-386 b 0.0195±0.0115 0.207+0.006
−0.005 		7.47322+0.00037
−0.00031 		1010 transit 1400±30 0.911+0.088
−0.083 		5749±22 [5]
K2-387 b 0.1430±0.0996 0.653±0.023 28.73532±0.00099 340 transit 870±12 0.570+0.051
−0.048 		3572±138 [5]
K2-388 b 0.0412±0.0263 0.326+0.029
−0.020 		6.33906+0.00022
−0.00018 		970 transit 948±13 0.8420+0.3760
−0.2590 		5367±138 [5]
K2-389 b 0.0177±0.0103 0.195±0.010 8.58404+0.00088
−0.00202 		1050 transit 846±9 0.8020+0.3570
−0.2460 		5782±138 [5]
K2-389 c 0.0165±0.0085 0.182+0.013
−0.012 		20.85133+0.00280
−0.00298 		780 transit 846±9 0.8020+0.3570
−0.2460 		5782±138 [5]
K2-390 b 0.0636±0.0390 0.416+0.027
−0.030 		3.31279±0.00010 1310 transit 1490±18 0.7890+0.3510
−0.2390 		5558±138 [5]
K2-391 b 0.0078±0.0053 0.122+0.025
−0.016 		4.62265+0.00022
−0.00025 		900 transit 1660±50 0.7570+0.3410
−0.2400 		5543±138 [5]
K2-392 b 0.0140±0.0079 0.165+0.014
−0.013 		15.39872+0.00242
−0.00193 		840 transit 1330±30 0.8410+0.3700
−0.2580 		5726±138 [5]
K2-393 b 0.0199±0.0127 0.210+0.015
−0.014 		10.41318+0.00093
−0.00069 		950 transit 867±9 0.8810+0.3810
−0.2690 		5678±138 [5]
K2-394 b 0.0123±0.0063 0.151+0.012
−0.011 		5.09571±0.00011 890 transit 319.7±1.5 0.478+0.214
−0.147 		4938±138 [5]
K2-395 b 0.0240±0.0141 0.231+0.017
−0.015 		4.80335+0.00035
−0.00046 		910 transit 935±10 0.9520+0.4210
−0.2930 		5007±138 [5]
K2-395 c 0.0371±0.0220 0.303+0.025
−0.022 		8.49128+0.00033
−0.00030 		750 transit 935±10 0.9520+0.4210
−0.2930 		5007±138 [5]
K2-396 b 0.0106±0.0061 0.140+0.010
−0.009 		0.6736±0.00001 1990 transit 897±9 0.9540+0.4290
−0.2930 		5236±138 [5]
K2-396 c 0.0314±0.0189 0.278+0.015
−0.010 		25.76051+0.00199
−0.00188 		590 transit 897±9 0.9540+0.4290
−0.2930 		5236±138 [5]
K2-397 b 0.0212±0.0127 0.216±0.016 3.57232+0.00018
−0.00015 		1210 transit 650±5 0.9370+0.4060
−0.2850 		5387±138 [5]
K2-398 b 0.0191±0.0112 0.203+0.010
−0.009 		6.39302+0.00113
−0.00075 		1240 transit 1980±40 0.9450+0.0900
−0.0830 		5946±20 [5]
K2-398 c 0.0736±0.0412 0.455±0.013 18.78783+0.00087
−0.00099 		870 transit 1980±40 0.9450+0.0900
−0.0830 		5946±20 [5]
K2-400 b 0.0051±0.0025 0.103±0.004 3.86505±0.00018 570 transit 203.5±0.8 0.374±0.009 3578±138 [5]
K2-401 b 0.0183±0.0117 0.201+0.018
−0.017 		6.29309+0.00057
−0.00070 		660 transit 655±5 0.8700+0.3950
−0.2690 		4213±138 [5]
K2-402 b 0.0245±0.0149 0.239+0.019
−0.017 		17.27474+0.00259
−0.00317 		870 transit 1710±60 0.9440+0.4190
−0.2900 		5716±138 [5]
K2-403 b 0.0783±0.0515 0.476+0.031
−0.034 		33.58977±0.00076 580 transit 804±8 0.7840+0.3400
−0.2410 		5511±138 [5]
K2-404 b 0.0230±0.0127 0.225±0.007 13.11536+0.00044
−0.00060 		450 transit 397±2 0.552±0.015 3748±138 [5]
K2-405 b 0.0586±0.0342 0.407+0.007
−0.010 		3.43547±0.00003 980 transit 643±7 1.034+0.459
−0.314 		4927±138 [5]
K2-406 b 0.063±0.039 0.410+0.027
−0.026 		22.5494+0.00137
−0.00143 		720 transit 278±2 0.7980+0.3390
−0.2450 		5784±138 [5]
K2-407 b 0.0066±0.0035 0.114+0.008
−0.007 		4.9419+0.00066
−0.00069 		1110 transit [5]
K2-407 c 0.0078±0.0044 0.121+0.008
−0.007 		9.22453+0.00132
−0.00091 		900 transit [5]
K2-408 b 0.0122±0.0062 0.149+0.010
−0.009 		20.97895+0.00130
−0.00124 		610 transit [5]
K2-409 b 0.0212±0.0127 0.221+0.015
−0.014 		1.90808+0.00004
−0.00005 		1800 transit [5]
K2-2016-BLG-0005Lb 1.1±0.1 4.4+1.9
−0.4 		4700+3300
−700 		microlensing 17000±700 0.58±0.03 [1]
Kepler-451 c 1.61±0.14 1460±90 2.1±0.2 timing 1340±20 0.48+0.12 [40]
Kepler-451 d 1.76±0.18 43.0±0.1 0.20±0.03 timing 1340±20 0.48+0.12 [40]
Kepler-1656 c 0.40±0.09 1919+27
−24 		3.053±0.049 radial vel. 1.03±0.04 [41]
Kepler-1708b <4.6 0.8886+0.0535
−0.0526 		737.11310+0.00146
−0.00770 		1.64±0.10 transit 5436+334
−298 		1.088±0.072 6157+231
−202 		Possible exomoon host[42][43]
Kepler-1972b [ja] 0.0064±0.0019 0.072±0.004 7.54425±0.00054 transit 923±3 1.12±0.03 5818±27 Very dense planets, additional planet in system suspected[44]
Kepler-1972c [ja] 0.0066±0.0020 0.078±0.005 11.3295±0.0011 transit 923±3 1.12±0.03 5818±27 Very dense planets, additional planet in system suspected[44]
KMT-2016-BLG-1105b 0.007+0.023
−0.005 		2.44+0.88
−0.75 		microlensing 17000±7000 0.41+0.25
−0.21 		[45]
KMT-2017-BLG-0428b 0.018+0.011
−0.009 		1.81+0.55
−0.59 		microlensing 18000+6000
−8000 		0.34+0.22
−0.17 		[45]
KMT-2017-BLG-0673Lb 3.67+2.17
−2.07 		2.34+0.56
−0.74 		microlensing 17000+4000
−5000 		0.63+0.37
−0.35 		[46]
KMT-2017-BLG-1003b 0.016+0.017
−0.009 		1.38+0.39
−0.32 		microlensing 23000±2000 0.32+0.31
−0.17 		[45]
KMT-2017-BLG-1194b 0.011±0.006 1.78+0.45
−0.46 		microlensing 14000±6000 0.41+0.23
−0.19 		[45]
KMT-2018-BLG-0030b 1.45+1.23
−0.88 		4.39+2.18
−2.40 		microlensing 21000+4000
−6000 		0.51+0.43
−0.31 		[47]
KMT-2018-BLG-0087b 0.23+0.32
−0.12 		0.87+0.24
−0.25 		microlensing 23000+3000
−4000 		0.10+0.14
−0.05 		[47]
KMT-2018-BLG-0247b 2.11+2.09
−1.04 		2.46+0.51
−0.58 		microlensing 22000+3000
−4000 		0.29+0.28
−0.14 		[47]
KMT-2018-BLG-2004b 0.27±\0.12 4.62+0.80
−1.10 		microlensing 23000+3000
−4000 		0.69+0.32
−0.31 		[48]
KMT-2018-BLG-2602b 1.15+0.73
−0.63 		3.81+2.96
−2.32 		microlensing 14000±6000 0.66+0.42
−0.36 		[47]
KMT-2018-BLG-2718b 16.0+11.7
−8.0 		4.86+2.97
−2.55 		microlensing 15000+10000
−7000 		0.82+0.57
−0.39 		[48]
KMT-2019-BLG-0414Lb 4.57+3.74
−2.06 		1.16+0.47
−0.51 		microlensing 14000+5000
−6000 		0.74+0.43
−0.38 		[46]
KMT-2019-BLG-1042Lb 0.19+0.21
−0.11 		1.7±0.5 microlensing 22000+3000
−5000 		0.30+0.34
−0.18 		[49]
KMT-2019-BLG-1367b 0.013+0.008
−0.007 		1.70+0.50
−0.56 		microlensing 15000+8000
−7000 		0.25+0.16
−0.13 		[45]
KMT-2019-BLG-1552Lb 4.05+1.73
−1.85 		2.6+0.6
−0.8 		microlensing 15000+6000
−5000 		0.79+0.33
−0.36 		[49]
KMT-2019-BLG-1806b 0.015±0.005 3.02+0.70
−0.73 		microlensing 22000+2000
−7000 		0.74±0.25 [45]
KMT-2019-BLG-2974Lb 0.28+0.29
−0.18 		2.0+0.8
−0.7 		microlensing 20000+5000
−7000 		0.47+0.41
−0.28 		[49]
KMT-2021-BLG-0171Lb 0.0352+0.0173
−0.0142 		3.5+1.3
−1.0 		microlensing 15000+5000
−4000 		0.78+0.29
−0.26 		[50]
KMT-2021-BLG-0240 b 0.40+0.07
−0.08 		2.5+2.8
−1.9 		microlensing 23000+3000
−5000 		0.47+0.33
−0.24 		Multiple solutions for orbital separation[51]
KMT-2021-BLG-0240 c 0.64+0.25
−0.24 		1.0+1.1
−0.8 		microlensing 23000+3000
−5000 		0.47+0.33
−0.24 		Multiple solutions for orbital separation[51]
KMT-2021-BLG-0320Lb 0.10+0.13
−0.07 		1.54+0.24
−0.30 		microlensing 23000+3000
−4000 		0.32+0.39
−0.21 		[52]
KMT-2021-BLG-0748b 0.45+0.40
−0.25 		2.43±0.67 microlensing 20000+3000
−4000 		0.36+0.32
−0.20 		[53]
KMT-2021-BLG-0119Lb 5.97+2.94
−2.60 		3.23+0.76
−0.80 		microlensing 11000+6000
−4000 		0.69+0.34
−0.30 		Multiple orbital solutions[54]
KMT-2021-BLG-0192Lb 0.19+0.09
−0.10 		2.07+0.35
−0.47 		microlensing 22000+3000
−5000 		0.55+0.26
−0.28 		Multiple orbital solutions[54]
KMT-2021-BLG-0712b 0.12+0.06
−0.04 		2.22+0.66
−0.48 		microlensing 10000+3000
−2000 		0.22+0.12
−0.07 		[55]
KMT-2021-BLG-0909b 1.26+1.01
−0.66 		1.75±0.42 microlensing 21000+3000
−5000 		0.38+0.30
−0.20 		[55]
KMT-2021-BLG-1077Lb 0.22+0.31
−0.12 		1.26+1.41
−1.08 		microlensing 27000±3000 0.14+0.19
−0.07 		[56]
KMT-2021-BLG-1077Lc 0.25+0.35
−0.13 		0.93+1.05
−0.80 		microlensing 27000±3000 0.14+0.19
−0.07 		[56]
KMT-2021-BLG-1105b 1.30±0.68 3.54±1.06 microlensing 15000±5000 0.63±0.33 [55]
KMT-2021-BLG-1253b 0.0599+0.0643
−0.0319 		1.52+0.57
−0.41 		microlensing 22000+3000
−4000 		0.24+0.26
−0.13 		[53]
KMT-2021-BLG-1303Lb 0.38+0.22
−0.20 		2.89+0.44
−0.66 		microlensing 20000+3000
−5000 		0.57+0.32
−0.29 		Host star also known as MOA-2021-BLG-182[52]
KMT-2021-BLG-1372b 0.1928±0.1129 2.37±0.77 microlensing 19000+5000
−8000 		0.42±0.25 [53]
KMT-2021-BLG-1391b 0.0143±0.0073 2.29+0.56
−0.71 		microlensing 19000+3000
−5000 		0.37±0.19 [53]
KMT-2021-BLG-1554Lb 0.12+0.20
−0.07 		0.72+0.13
−0.14 		microlensing 25000+3000
−4000 		0.08+0.13
−0.04 		[52]
KMT-2021-BLG-1689Lb 0.145+0.094
−0.072 		2.5+0.8
−06 		microlensing 23000+2000
−4000 		0.58+0.33
−0.27 		[50]
KMT-2021-BLG-1898 b 0.73+0.50
−0.40 		1.9+0.3
−0.5 		microlensing 23000+3000
−4000 		0.48+0.33
−0.26 		Possibly a binary star system[57]
KMT-2021-BLG-2294Lb 0.07+0.10
−0.03 		0.94±0.16 microlensing 22000±3000 0.11+0.17
−0.06 		Multiple orbital solutions[54]
KMT-2021-BLG-2478b 0.80+0.56
−0.35 		1.38±0.26 microlensing 8000+4000
−3000 		0.12+0.09
−0.06 		[55]
L 363-38 b 0.0147±0.0014 8.781±0.007 0.048±0.006 330 radial vel. 33.31 0.21 3129 Host star also known as Gliese 3049[58]
MOA-2019-BLG-008L b 30 microlensing 8000±2000 0.8 [59]
MOA-2020-BLG-135Lb 0.036+0.060
−0.021 		1.11+0.23
−0.20 		microlensing 26000±3000 0.23+0.39
−0.14 		[60]
MOA-2020-BLG-208Lb 0.217+0.116
−0.106 		2.88+0.40
−0.41 		microlensing 25000±3000 0.656+0.346
−0.322 		[61]
Mu2 Scorpii b 14.4 290 imaging 474 9.1 21900 [62]
Mu2 Scorpii c 18.5 21 imaging 474 9.1 21900 [62]
NGTS-20 b 2.98+0.16
−0.15 		1.07±0.04 54.18915±0.00015 0.313±0.013 688+14
−13 		transit 1195±8 1.47±0.09 5980±80 Planet on eccentric orbit, host star also known as TOI-5152[63]
NGTS-21b 2.36±0.21 1.33±0.03 1.5433897±0.0000016 0.0236±0.0005 1357±15 transit 2090+90
−80 		0.72±0.04 4660±41 [64]
NGTS-23b 0.613±0.097 1.267±0.030 4.0764326±0.0000041 0.0504±0.012 1327+17
−16 		transit 3230±70 1.01+0.06
−0.07 		6057±64 [65]
NGTS-24b 0.52+0.12
−0.11 		1.214+0.058
−0.062 		3.4678796±0.0000070 0.0479+0.0028
−0.0030 		1499+41
−36 		transit 2360±80 1.26+0.05
−0.21 		5820+93
−8 		[65]
NGTS-25b 0.639+0.058
−0.052 		1.023+0.035
−0.052 		2.8230930±0.0000033 0.0388+0.0014
−0.002 		1101+15
−14 		transit 2350±30 0.91+0.03
−0.04 		5321±58 [65]
OGLE-2016-BLG-1093Lb 0.71±0.12 2.13±0.33 microlensing 26000±2000 0.46±0.08 [66]
OGLE-2017-BLG-1691Lb 0.046+0.037
−0.025 		2.41+0.34
−0.44 		microlensing 24000+3000
−4000 		0.45+0.36
−0.25 		Host star also known as KMT-2017-BLG-0752[52]
OGLE-2017-BLG-1806b 0.017+0.015
−0.009 		1.75+0.46
−0.47 		microlensing 21000+3000
−5000 		0.38+0.34
−0.20 		[45]
OGLE-2018-BLG-0298Lb 0.14+0.07
−0.06 		2.86+0.73
−0.80 		microlensing 21000+3000
−4000 		0.69+0.34
−0.30 		[47]
OGLE-2018-BLG-0932b 0.89+0.36
−0.31 		1.75+0.24
−0.23 		microlensing 22000±3000 0.72+0.29
−0.25 		[48]
OGLE-2018-BLG-1119Lb 0.91+0.66
−0.52 		4.06+2.14
−2.58 		microlensing 19000+5000
−8000 		0.48+0.35
−0.28 		[47]
OGLE-2018-BLG-1126b 0.056+0.033
−0.031 		3.23+1.29
−1.71 		microlensing 19000+6000
−8000 		0.69+0.41
−0.38 		[48]
OGLE-2018-BLG-1212b 0.20+0.16
−0.13 		1.68+1.47
−0.63 		microlensing 5100+4100
−1800 		0.16+0.12
−0.10 		[48]
OGLE-2018-BLG-1367b 0.95+0.75
−0.44 		3.63+1.02
−0.96 		microlensing 0.28+0.22
−0.13 		Multiple solutions for frojected separation[48]
OGLE-2018-BLG-1544b 11.2+6.3
−5.9 		6.21+1.32
−2.10 		microlensing 21000+4000
−7000 		0.62+0.38
−0.36 		Multiple solutions for frojected separation[48]
OGLE-2018-BLG-1647b 0.97+1.78
−0.56 		1.36+0.20
−0.17 		microlensing 26000+4000
−3000 		0.092+0.170
−0.053 		[48]
OGLE-2019-BLG-0362Lb 3.26+0.83
−0.58 		2.18+0.58
−0.72 		microlensing 19000±2000 0.42+0.34
−0.23 		Multiple solutions for planetary parameters[67]
OGLE-2019-BLG-1470LABc 2.2+1.8
−1.3 		3.1+1.2
−1.1 		microlensing 20000±4000 0.55+0.17 Circumbinary planet[68]
Pi Mensae d 0.0421±0.0042 124.64+0.48
−0.52 		radial vel. 59.62±0.07 1.11±0.01 6013±18 [69]
Proxima Centauri d 0.0008±0.0002 5.122+0.002
−0.0036 		0.02885+0.00019
−0.00022 		360 radial vel. 4.2465±0.0003 0.1221±0.0022 2900±100 [70]
PSR J2007+3120 b 0.0072±0.0009 723±8 timing 22000 Pulsar planet, another planet in the system is suspected.[71]
Ross 508 b 0.0126±0.0019 10.76+0.01
−0.02 		0.05353+0.00047
−0.00051 		radial vel. 36.594±0.011 0.1774±0.0045 3071+34
−22 		Host star also known as Gliese 585, planet close to habitable zone.[72]
TOI-181b 0.127891+0.013510
−0.025081 		0.631521+0.007554
−0.009811 		4.532058+0.000002
−0.000002 		0.055780+0.005563
−0.003893 		878+32
−41 		transit 314±2 0.781±0.042 4994±50 [73]
TOI-206 b 0.116±0.004 0.7363104±0.0000003 0.0112±0.0001 910±36 transit 155.9 0.35±0.01 3383±157 [74]
TOI-277 b 0.0239+0.0179
−0.0098 		0.237±0.016 3.9940±0.0004 0.0269±0.0011 transit 212.6+0.6
−0.3 		0.16±0.01 4031+21
−23 		[75]
TOI-500 b 0.104±0.010 0.5481579±0.0000006 0.0128±0.0011 1693±105 transit 154.8 0.88±0.25 4621±50 [74]
TOI-544 b 0.181±0.009 1.5483510±0.0000015 0.0251 ± 0.0019 1082±47 transit 132.7 0.85±0.20 4369±100 [74]
TOI-620 b 5.0988179+0.0000045
−0.0000046 		0.04825+0.00065
−0.00066 		603.6+5.5
−5.3 		transit 107.81±0.19 0.577+0.024
−0.023 		3708+57
−56 		[76]
TOI-778 b 2.76±0.24 1.375±0.045 4.633611±0.000001 0.060±0.003 1561+33
−32 		transit 530±4 1.428±0.094 6715±128 [77]
TOI-833 b 0.113±0.006 1.0418777±0.0000324 0.0171±0.0003 1118±49 transit 136.3 0.61±0.03 3920±160 [74]
TOI-969 b 0.0286±0.0031 0.247±0.033 1.8237305+0.0000020
−0.0000021 		0.02636±0.00017 941±31 transit 253.8±0.5 0.730±0.037 4550±75 [78]
TOI-969 c 11.3+1.1
−0.9 		1700+290
−280 		2.52+0.27
−0.29 		96.4+6.8
−5.8 		radial vel. 253.8±0.5 0.730±0.037 4550±75 Eccentric orbit[78]
TOI-1064b 0.0425±0.0055 0.231±0.004 6.443868±0.000025 0.06152+0.00086
−0.00089 		784±13 transit 224.5±0.2 0.748±0.032 4734±67 [79]
TOI-1064c 0.0079+0.0057
−0.0063 		0.237±0.004 12.226574+0.000046
−0.000043 		0.09429+0.00132
−0.00136 		634±10 transit 224.5±0.2 0.748±0.032 4734±67 [79]
TOI-1075 b 0.154±0.007 0.6047328±0.0000032 0.0118±0.0001 1336±56 transit 200.9 0.60±0.02 3921±157 [74]
TOI-1075 b 0.0313±0.0042 0.160+0.010
−0.007 		0.6047328±0.0000032 0.01159+0.00023
−0.00020 		1323±44 transit 200.4+0.6
−2.2 		0.604±0.030 3875±75 [80]
TOI-1107b 3.35±0.18 1.30±0.05 4.0782387+0.0000024
−0.0000025 		0.0561+0.0024
−0.0025 		1728±27 transit 925±7 1.35±0.08 6311±98 [81]
TOI-1136 b 0.0095+0.0022
−0.0028 		0.170+0.019
−0.013 		4.1728±0.0002 transit 275.8±0.5 1.022±0.027 5770±50 [82]
TOI-1136 c 0.0189+0.0041
−0.0053 		0.257±0.005 6.2573±0.0002 transit 275.8±0.5 1.022±0.027 5770±50 [82]
TOI-1136 d 0.0252+0.0076
−0.0060 		0.413±0.007 12.5194±0.0004 transit 275.8±0.5 1.022±0.027 5770±50 [82]
TOI-1136 e 0.0170±0.0031 0.236+0.006
−0.008 		18.7992+0.0017
−0.0015 		transit 275.8±0.5 1.022±0.027 5770±50 [82]
TOI-1136 f 0.0261+0.0088
−0.0113 		0.346±0.010 26.3162+0.0017
−0.0013 		transit 275.8±0.5 1.022±0.027 5770±50 [82]
TOI-1136 g 0.0151+0.0148
−0.0104 		0.226±0.010 39.5387+0.0036
−0.0030 		transit 275.8±0.5 1.022±0.027 5770±50 [82]
TOI-1181 b 1.18±0.14 1.30±0.08 2.103195+0.000012
−0.000011 		2162 transit 1013±3 1.38+0.086
−0.082 		6260±100 Subgiant host star[83]
TOI-1221 b 0.259±0.011 91.68278+0.00032
−0.00041 		0.404+0.026
−0.023 		400 transit 447.1±0.7 1.03±0.06 5592±50 [84]
TOI-1246 b [ja] 0.0255±0.0035 0.269±0.005 4.30744±0.00002 0.049±0.002 955 transit 557.9±1.0 1.12±0.16 5217±50 [85]
TOI-1246 c [ja] 0.0277±0.0038 0.224±0.007 5.904144±0.000083 0.061±0.002 860 transit 557.9±1.0 1.12±0.16 5217±50 [85]
TOI-1246 d [ja] 0.0167±0.0053 0.313±0.008 18.65590±0.00048 0.131±0.004 586 transit 557.9±1.0 1.12±0.16 5217±50 [85]
TOI-1246 e [ja] 0.0466±0.0072 0.338±0.014 37.9216±0.0010 0.211±0.007 462 transit 557.9±1.0 1.12±0.16 5217±50 [85]
TOI-1260 d 0.0373±0.0245 0.276±0.008 16.608164±0.000083 0.1116±0.0033 499±4 transit 239.5±0.3 0.66±0.01 4227±85 [86]
TOI-1268 b 0.303±0.026 0.81±0.05 8.1577080±0.0000044 0.072+0.009
−0.010 		919 transit 359.1±0.4 0.92±0.03 5290±117 [87]
TOI-1272 b 0.0774±0.0072 0.370±0.019 3.31599±0.00002 0.0412±0.0008 961±32 transit 450.6±1.3 0.851±0.049 4985±121 [88]
TOI-1272 c 0.0840±0.0098 8.689±0.008 0.0783±0.0014 697±23 radial vel. 450.6±1.3 0.851±0.049 4985±121 [88]
TOI-1288 b 0.0712+0.0574
−0.0304 		0.454±0.010 2.69998±0.00015 0.0429±0.0006 transit 375.3+1.3
−0.5 		1.46±0.06 5307+18
−16 		[75]
TOI-1288 c 0.2643±0.0220 443+11
−13 		radial vel. 375.3+1.3
−0.5 		1.46±0.06 5307+18
−16 		[89]
TOI-1411 b 0.121±0.013 1.4520358±0.0000098 0.0230±0.0026 1136±59 transit 106.0 0.59±0.23 4266±100 [74]
TOI-1422 b 0.0283+0.0072
−0.0063 		0.354+0.012
−0.010 		12.9972±0.0006 0.108±0.003 867±17 transit 504.17+0.12
−0.09 		0.981+0.062
−0.065 		5840±62 Another planet in the system is suspected.[90]
TOI-1442 b 0.104±0.005 0.4090677±0.0000003 0.0071±0.0002 1072±54 transit 134.5 0.29±0.02 3330±160 [74]
TOI-1452 b 0.0152±0.0041 0.149±0.006 11.06201±0.00002 0.061±0.003 326±7 transit 99.51±0.04 0.249±0.008 3185±50 Also a red dwarf on a 97AU separation in the system[91]
TOI-1468 b 0.0101±0.0008 0.114±0.003 1.8805136+0.0000024
−0.0000026 		682.2+7.4
−6.9 		transit 80.64±0.07 0.339±0.011 3496±25 [92]
TOI-1468 c 0.0209±0.0021 0.184±0.004 15.532482+0.000034
−0.000033 		337.5+3.7
−3.4 		transit 80.64±0.07 0.339±0.011 3496±25 [92]
TOI-1516 b 3.16±0.12 1.36±0.03 2.056014±0.000002 1820 transit 804.6±1.9 1.085+0.061
−0.066 		6420±100 [83]
TOI-1669 b 0.0132±0.0085 0.214±0.016 2.7 transit 364.6 1.00±0.05 5542.3±100.0 [93] Host star also known as BD+82 71, planet suspected since 2020[94]
TOI-1669 c 0.602±0.078 501±16 radial vel. 364.6 1.00±0.05 5542.3±100.0 [93] Host star also known as BD+82 71, additional long-period companion is suspected.
TOI-1694 b 0.0979±0.0066 0.461±0.016 3.8 transit 405.7 0.84±0.03 5066±100 [93] Host star also known as TYC 4108-1434-1, planet suspected since 2020[94]
TOI-1694 c 0.929±0.037 393.2±4.3 radial vel. 405.7 0.84±0.03 5066±100 [93] Host star also known as TYC 4108-1434-1
TOI-1670 b 0.04±0.03 0.184+0.017
−0.013 		10.98462+0.00046
−0.00051 		0.103±0.002 1062+14
−13 		transit 540.6+1.0
−1.2 		1.21±0.02 6170±61 [95]
TOI-1670 c 0.63+0.09
−0.08 		0.987±0.025 40.74976+0.000022
−0.00021 		0.249±0.005 684±9 transit 540.6+1.0
−1.2 		1.21±0.02 6170±61 [95]
TOI-1693 b 0.126±0.009 1.7666957±0.0000054 0.0226±0.0004 764±19 transit 100.6 0.49±0.03 3499±70 [74]
TOI-1695 b 0.0173±0.0031 0.181±0.016 3.1342790±0.0000072 0.033548+0.000260
−0.000268 		590±90 transit 147.2±0.2 0.51±0.02 3627±31 [96][97]
TOI-1696 b 0.1781 0.276±0.010 2.500311±0.000004 0.0229±0.0002 489±13 transit 210.8±0.5 0.255±0.0066 3185±76 [98][99]
TOI-1710 b 0.0890±0.0148 0.477±0.010 24.283429±0.00043 0.16±0.04 687±50 transit 264.7±0.2 0.984+0.050
−0.059 		5665±55 [100]
TOI-1759 b 0.021±0.06 0.279±0.02 18.849975±0.000006 0.1176±0.0013 433±14 transit 130.85±0.05 0.606±0.020 4065±51 [101][102]
TOI-1811 b 0.974+0.075
−0.076 		1.002+0.026
−0.024 		3.7130818±0.0000028 0.04393+0.00058
−0.00054 		961.5±8 transit 418±3 0.819+0.033
−0.030 		4753+54
−55 		[103]
TOI-1820 b 2.3±0.2 1.12±0.02 4.860700±0.000010 0.069±0.005 1295±11 transit 807±13 1.04±0.13 5734±50 [104]
TOI-1860 b 0.117±0.005 1.0662107±0.0000014 0.0204±0.0002 1885±28 transit 149.8 0.99±0.03 5752±100 [74]
TOI-1937 b 2.01+0.17
−0.16 		1.247+0.059
−0.062 		0.94667944±0.00000047 0.01932+0.00035
−0.00039 		2097+35
−36 		transit 1366±6 1.072+0.059
−0.064 		5814+91
−93 		[105]
TOI-2000 b 0.0324±0.0070 0.236±0.010 3.098331+0.000021
−0.000019 		0.04260+0.00076
−0.00067 		1475+120
−158 		transit 566.3±1.0 1.074+0.059
−0.050 		5607+86
−82 		[106]
TOI-2000 c 0.238±0.012 0.711±0.011 9.1270553±0.0000073 0.0875+0.0016
−0.0014 		1029+84
−111 		transit 566.3±1.0 1.074+0.059
−0.050 		5607+86
−82 		[106]
TOI-2025 b 4.4±0.4 1.120±0.009 8.872086±0.000009 0.089±0.004 1186±11 transit 1106±7 1.32±0.14 5880±53 [104]
TOI-2025 b 3.51+0.36
−0.35 		1.118+0.031
−0.030 		8.8720942+0.0000080
−0.0000079 		0.0886+0.0019
−0.0024 		1172+18
−17 		transit 1095±11 1.176+0.079
−0.091 		5928+76
−75 		[103]
TOI-2046 b 2.30±0.08 1.44±0.11 1.4971842+0.0000031
−0.0000033 		1998 transit 940±3 1.153+0.100
−0.093 		6160±100 Young host star[83]
TOI-2048 b 0.184±0.018 13.79019+0.00065
−0.00084 		640±20 transit 379.7±0.5 0.83±0.03 5185±60 Young host star belongs to NGC 3532[107]
TOI-2081 b 0.0157+0.0151
−0.0076 		0.182±0.046 10.50534+0.00007
−0.00008 		0.0752+0.0047
−0.0119 		488+28
−52 		transit 203.26±0.16 0.540±0.080 3800±100 [108]
TOI-2136 b 0.0200+0.0077
−0.0072 		0.196±0.015 7.851928+0.000018
−0.000016 		0.057±0.006 395+24
−22 		transit 108.82±0.07 0.34±0.02 3342±100 [109][110]
TOI-2145 b 5.35+0.32
−0.35 		1.103+0.031
−0.029 		10.261081+0.000026
−0.000027 		0.1108+0.0012
−0.0015 		1484+16
−14 		transit 733±5 1.720+0.057
−0.068 		6189±67 Host star also known as HIP 86040[103]
TOI-2152A b 2.83+0.38
−0.37 		1.281+0.050
−0.046 		3.3773512+0.0000060
−0.0000061 		0.05064+0.00093
−0.0011 		1802+60
−54 		transit 988±13 1.516+0.085
−0.10 		6630+300
−290 		Planet orbiting primary of binary star[103]
TOI-2154 b 0.92+0.19
−0.18 		1.453+0.053
−0.048 		3.8240801±0.0000025 0.0513+0.0011
−0.0013 		1580±27 transit 967±10 1.233+0.077
−0.090 		6280±160 [103]
TOI-2180 b 2.755+0.087
−0.081 		1.010+0.022
−0.019 		260.79+0.59
−0.58 		0.828±0.012 348.0+3.3
−3.6 		transit 379.4±0.8 1.111+0.047
−0.046 		5695+58
−60 		[111]
TOI-2158 b 0.82±0.08 0.960±0.012 8.60077±0.00003 0.075±0.004 1188±10 transit 652±3 1.12±0.12 5673±50 [104]
TOI-2193 b 0.94±0.18 1.77 2.1225735±0.0000016 0.03319+0.00052
−0.00051 		1763+21
−22 		transit 1126±3 1.082+0.052
−0.049 		5974±110 Also 0.54M☉ star in the system[112]
TOI-2196 b 0.0818±0.0041 0.313±0.013 1.1947268+0.0000079
−0.0000093 		0.02234±0.00060 1860±20 transit 861±3 1.032±0.038 5634±31 Neptunian desert planet[113]
TOI-2207 b 0.64+0.10
−0.12 		0.995+0.028
−0.027 		8.001968+0.000024
−0.000025 		0.0854+0.0015
−0.0016 		1259+16
−15 		transit 1242±9 1.296+0.069
−0.072 		6075±110 [112]
TOI-2260 b 0.145±0.012 0.3524728±0.0000047 0.0097±0.0001 2609±86 transit 331.2 0.99±0.04 5534±100 [74]
TOI-2236 b 1.58+0.40
−0.39 		1.282+0.032
−0.031 		3.5315902±0.0000026 0.05009+0.00080
−0.00082 		1688+19
−21 		transit 1149±5 1.343+0.066
−0.065 		6164±50 [112]
TOI-2337b 1.60±0.15 0.9±0.1 2.99432±0.00008 0.04467 transit 1780±20 1.325±0.118 4780±100 [114]
TOI-2364 b 0.225+0.043
−0.049 		0.768+0.023
−0.018 		4.0197517±0.0000043 0.04871+0.00069
−0.00079 		1091+17
−14 		transit 713±6 0.954+0.041
−0.046 		5306+76
−68 		[105]
TOI-2411 b 0.150±0.010 0.7826942±0.0000037 0.0144±0.0001 1355±45 transit 194.5 0.65±0.02 4099±123 [74]
TOI-2421 b 0.333±0.079 0.925+0.035
−0.034 		4.3474032+0.0000079
−0.0000078 		0.0543+0.0021
−0.0010 		1534+20
−28 		transit 1067±7 1.131+0.130
−0.064 		5577±50 [112]
TOI-2427 b 0.161±0.011 1.3060011±0.0000102 0.0202±0.0002 1117±46 transit 93.1 0.64±0.02 4072±121 [74]
TOI-2445 b 0.112±0.007 0.3711281±0.0000005 0.0064±0.0001 1060±54 transit 158.7 0.25±0.01 3333±157 [74]
TOI-2497 b 5.21±0.52 1.000+0.040
−0.038 		10.655661±0.000026 0.1167+0.0018
−0.0017 		1596+44
−41 		transit 930±14 1.861+0.086
−0.081 		7360+290
−270 		[103]
TOI-2567 b 0.201+0.034
−0.031 		0.975+0.031
−0.029 		5.983944±0.000013 0.0672+0.0024
−0.0012 		1352+18
−19 		transit 1691±8 1.130+0.130
−0.059 		5650±50 [112]
TOI-2570 b 0.820+0.063
−0.065 		1.217+0.035
−0.034 		2.9887615±0.0000022 0.04145+0.00081
−0.00086 		1431+24
−23 		transit 1179±6 1.063+0.063
−0.065 		5765±50 [112]
TOI-2583 b 0.250+0.058
−0.056 		1.290+0.040
−0.033 		4.5207265±0.0000049 0.0571+0.0010
−0.0013 		1456+19
−16 		transit 1831±9 1.215+0.063
−0.082 		5936+65
−68 		[105]
TOI-2587 b 0.218+0.054
−0.046 		1.077+0.042
−0.040 		5.456640±0.000011 0.0635+0.0025
−0.0013 		1445+23
−26 		transit 1242±10 1.15+0.14
−0.07 		5760+80
−79 		[105]
TOI-2669b 0.61±0.19 1.76±0.16 6.2034±0.0001 transit 1294±9 1.19±0.16 4800±100 [114]
TOI-2796 b 0.44+0.10
−0.11 		1.59 4.8084983+0.0000057
−0.0000056 		0.0569+0.0010
−0.0011 		1205+18
−17 		transit 1150±6 1.063+0.057
−0.062 		5764+81
−78 		[105]
TOI-2803 b 0.975+0.083
−0.070 		1.616+0.034
−0.032 		1.96229325±0.00000082 0.03185±0.00052 1893+29
−28 		transit 1635±9 1.118+0.056
−0.054 		6280+99
−96 		[105]
TOI-2818 b 0.71±0.26 1.363+0.046
−0.045 		4.0397090+0.0000024
−0.0000023 		0.0493+0.0010
−0.0008 		1376+26
−24 		transit 1028±3 0.977+0.063
−0.049 		5721+88
−83 		[105]
TOI-2842 b 0.370+0.052
−0.047 		1.146+0.051
−0.048 		3.5514058+0.0000077
−0.0000078 		0.0475+0.0010
−0.0011 		1471+29
−27 		transit 1501±8 1.135+0.077
−0.079 		5910±100 [105]
TOI-2977 b 1.68+0.26
−0.25 		1.174+0.031
−0.027 		2.3505614±0.0000025 0.03386+0.00067
−0.00050 		1544±26 transit 1160±30 0.936+0.057
−0.041 		5691+94
−93 		[105]
TOI-3023 b 0.62+0.10
−0.09 		1.466+0.043
−0.032 		3.9014971±0.0000031 0.0505+0.0015
−0.0009 		1596+24
−25 		transit 1281±5 1.12+0.11
−0.06 		5760+85
−88 		[105]
TOI-3331 b 2.27±0.16 1.158±0.043 2.0180231+0.0000043
−0.0000044 		0.03144+0.00048
−0.00055 		1488+31
−29 		transit 733±4 1.016+0.047
−0.052 		5521±110 Also 0.6M☉ star in the system[112]
TOI-3364 b 1.67+0.12
−0.13 		1.091+0.038
−0.032 		5.8768918±0.0000069 0.0675+0.0011
−0.0016 		1264+22
−21 		transit 899±3 1.186+0.059
−0.083 		5706+95
−91 		[105]
TOI-3540 b 1.18±0.14 2.10 3.1199990±0.0000079 0.04289+0.00092
−0.00093 		1498±22 transit 921±10 1.081+0.071
−0.069 		5969±50 Also 0.8M☉ star in the system[112]
TOI-3629 b 0.26±0.02 0.74±0.02 3.936551+0.000005
−0.000006 		0.043±0.002 690±20 transit 423.1±1.0 0.63±0.02 3870±90 [115]
TOI-3688 b 0.98+0.10
−0.11 		1.167+0.048
−0.044 		3.246075±0.000012 0.04560+0.00089
−0.00098 		1534+29
−28 		transit 1308±6 1.199+0.072
−0.076 		5950±100 [105]
TOI-3693 b 1.02+0.24
−0.22 		1.124+0.029
−0.023 		9.088516+0.000026
−0.000027 		0.0813+0.0011
−0.0012 		801+13
−12 		transit 576±2 0.867+0.036
−0.037 		5274±50 [112]
TOI-3714 b 0.70±0.003 1.01±0.03 2.154849±0.000001 0.027±0.001 750±20 transit 367.0+0.6
−1.3 		0.53±0.02 3660±90 [115]
TOI-3757 b 0.2684±0.0276 1.07+0.04
−0.05 		3.4387530+0.0000039
−0.0000040 		0.03845±0.00043 759±13 transit 579±2 0.64±0.02 3913±56 [116]
TOI-3807 b 1.04+0.15
−0.14 		2.00 2.8989727+0.0000038
−0.0000039 		0.0421+0.0007
−0.0011 		1646+25
−24 		transit 1399±7 1.181+0.064
−0.092 		5772+84
−80 		[105]
TOI-3819 b 1.11+0.18
−0.20 		1.172+0.036
−0.035 		3.2443141±0.0000055 0.04611+0.00069
−0.00096 		1633+21
−19 		transit 1834±17 1.242+0.057
−0.076 		5859+72
−71 		[105]
TOI-3884 b 0.0519+0.0110
−0.0057 		0.563±0.025 4.5445697±0.0000094 0.0354±0.0014 463±12 transit 141.37±0.16 0.2813±0.0067 3269±70 [117][118]
TOI-3912 b 0.406+0.071
−0.068 		1.274+0.041
−0.040 		3.4936264±0.0000038 0.0463+0.0012
−0.0010 		1512±20 transit 1533±9 1.088+0.086
−0.070 		5725+69
−68 		[105]
TOI-3976 b 0.175+0.037
−0.036 		1.095+0.036
−0.035 		6.607662+0.000016
−0.000015 		0.0743+0.0013
−0.0014 		1295+16
−14 		transit 1703±8 1.254+0.067
−0.072 		5975+70
−69 		[105]
TOI-4087 b 0.73±0.14 1.164+0.025
−0.024 		3.17748350±0.00000094 0.04469+0.00048
−0.00054 		1458+20
−17 		transit 1013±4 1.178+0.039
−0.042 		6060+74
−67 		[105]
TOI-4137 b 1.44+0.17
−0.15 		1.211+0.040
−0.039 		3.8016122±0.0000065 0.05222+0.00089
−0.00096 		1570+25
−24 		transit 1128±7 1.313+0.068
−0.071 		6134±50 [112]
TOI-4145 b 0.43±0.13 1.187+0.032
−0.031 		4.0664428±0.0000058 0.04823+0.00075
−0.00079 		1074+19
−16 		transit 668.7±1.3 0.905+0.043
−0.044 		5281+86
−76 		[105]
TOI-4329b 0.45±0.09 1.50±0.19 2.9223±0.00015 transit 2258±16 1.538±0.049 6000±100 [114]
TOI-4463 b 0.794+0.039
−0.040 		1.183+0.064
−0.045 		2.8807198+0.0000028
−0.0000027 		0.04036+0.00074
−0.00082 		1395+25
−22 		transit 579.5±1.8 1.056+0.059
−0.063 		5640+89
−82 		[105]
TOI-4479 b 0.0261+0.0252
−0.0126 		0.252±0.057 1.15890+0.00001
−0.00002 		0.0164+0.0015
−0.0029 		861+64
−103 		transit 262.9±0.3 0.452±0.090 3400±100 [108]
TOI-4562 b 3.29+1.88
−0.82 		1.072+0.044
−0.043 		225.11757+0.00027
−0.00025 		0.771±0.013 349±10 transit 1131±12 1.218+0.054
−0.048 		6096±32 Highly eccentric orbit[119]
TOI-4582 b 0.53±0.05 0.94+0.09
−0.12 		31.034±0.001 transit 1242 1.34±0.06 5190±100 Evolved star, eccentric planetary orbit[120]
TOI-4791 b 2.31+0.32
−0.33 		1.110±0.050 4.280880+0.000022
−0.000023 		0.0555+0.0011
−0.0012 		1472+26
−24 		transit 1051±6 1.242+0.072
−0.077 		6058+99
−94 		[105]
TOI-5153 b 3.26+0.18
−0.17 		1.06±0.04 20.33003±0.00007 0.158±0.006 906±13 transit 1272.336±11 1.24±0.07 6300±80 [63]
TOI-5174 b 0.07801 0.47667 12.214 transit 1.0±0.125 [121][122]
TOI-5205b 1.08±0.06 1.03±0.03 1.630757±0.000001 0.0199±0.0002 737±15 transit 283.35±0.16 0.392±0.015 3430±54 [123]
TOI-5542 b 1.32±0.10 1.009+0.036
−0.035 		75.12375+0.00019
−0.00018 		0.332±0.016 441+48
−74 		transit 1154±12 0.890+0.056
−0.031 		5700±80 [124]
Berry 37a 0.69+0.47
−0.43 		1.41±0.14 5.616531±0.000023 0.066±0.007 961.5±8 transit 20±60 1.32±0.09 4200±140 [125]
TYC 2187-512-1 b 0.33±0.02 691.90+8.77
−8.61 		1.22±0.02 radial vel. 50.512±0.016 0.498±0.019 3734±54 [125]
WASP-132c 0.165±0.009 1.011534±0.000005 0.0182±0.0003 transit 390 0.782±0.034 4714+87
−88 		[126]

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Lists of exoplanets

Lists of exoplanets by year of discovery


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