Transiting Exoplanets, Part 2 Codexery

Transiting Exoplanets, Part 2

36 entries in the Transiting Exoplanets, Part 2 compendium.

Kepler-1520bA disintegrating rocky planet evaporating under its star's heat.Kepler-438bEarth-sized exoplanet on the inner edge of its star's habitable zone.Kepler-61bA super-Earth with an eccentric orbit in the habitable zone.HAT-P-7bA dark, scorching hot Jupiter with retrograde orbit and corundum clouds.Kepler-40bA hot Jupiter discovered via Kepler transit data and SOPHIE spectroscopy.XO-1bA hot Jupiter discovered by the XO Project using inexpensive telephoto lenses.HD 137010 bA cool Earth-sized exoplanet candidate from a single K2 transit.WASP-44bA bloated Hot Jupiter orbiting a sunlike star every 2.4 days.TRAPPIST-1cA rocky exoplanet with a possible oxygen atmosphere around an ultracool dwarf.TOI-4616 bA super-Earth transiting a nearby mid-M dwarf star.Kepler-5bOne of Kepler's first five exoplanets, a hot Jupiter with extreme heat.Kepler-90hOutermost gas giant in the eight-planet Kepler-90 system.HAT-P-67bAn inflated hot Jupiter with an escaping atmosphere.IRAS 04125+2902 bThe youngest transiting exoplanet discovered, at three million years old.Kepler-8bThe hottest of Kepler's first five exoplanets, a diffuse hot Jupiter.Kepler-419cSuper-Jupiter in the habitable zone, discovered via transit timing variations.Kepler-20fAn Earth-sized exoplanet with a scorching surface temperature.TOI-1685 bA hot, barren super-Earth with Earth-like density.SPECULOOS-3 bAn Earth-sized world orbiting an ultra-cool red dwarf every 17 hours.GJ 3929 bEarth-sized exoplanet in the Venus zone of a red dwarf.TrES-1bA hot Jupiter discovered by transit and confirmed by radial velocity.TOI-5734 bA hot sub-Neptune at the upper boundary of the radius gap.Kepler-1652bA super-Earth in the habitable zone of a red dwarf.GJ 4256 bA tidally distorted lava planet with a magma ocean.Kepler-78bThe exoplanet most similar to Earth in mass, radius, and density at discovery.HD 63433 cA mini-Neptune losing its atmosphere to become a super-Earth.Kepler-9dA hot Super-Earth orbiting its star every 1.56 days.Kepler-6bThird planet discovered by Kepler, a hot Jupiter with inflated atmosphere.Kepler-1229bA rocky super-Earth in the habitable zone of a red dwarf.WASP-15bA low-density, inflated hot Jupiter with a retrograde orbit.K2-332 bA potentially habitable Mini-Neptune in the habitable zone of a red dwarf.HAT-P-1bA low-density hot Jupiter with an inflated radius.Kepler-432bA dense, warm super-Jupiter on a decaying orbit toward its expanding giant star.TOI-4342 bA sub-Neptune exoplanet with a possible steam atmosphere or hydrogen-rich envelope.Kepler-1649cEarth-sized exoplanet in the habitable zone of a red dwarf.TOI-6692 bAn eccentric giant planet with a 131-day orbit around a yellow dwarf.
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