Transiting Exoplanets, Part 3
34 entries in the Transiting Exoplanets, Part 3 compendium.
K2-3dOutermost mini-Neptune in a three-planet red dwarf system.TRAPPIST-1gA rocky exoplanet in the habitable zone of an ultracool dwarf.K2-22bEvaporating exoplanet with a comet-like dust tail.XO-3bMassive transiting exoplanet with an unusually elliptical orbit.Kepler-9cA gas giant in a resonant orbit with Kepler-9b.KOI-2700bA disintegrating rocky exoplanet with a comet-like dust tail.WASP-19bA bloated hot Jupiter with an 18.9-hour orbit and a 2240 K dayside.Kepler-86bA Jupiter-size gas giant in its star's habitable zone.Kepler-9bLargest planet in the Kepler-9 system, discovered by the Kepler Mission.TOI-2431 bA rocky exoplanet with one of the shortest known orbits.HIP 65AbUltra-short-period hot Jupiter with a grazing transit.GJ 3470 bA hot Neptune with a thick, escaping atmosphere rich in sulfur dioxide.Kepler-296eA super-Earth in the habitable zone of Kepler-296.Kepler-93bA dense Super-Earth with the most precisely measured radius of its time.Kepler-62dA super-Earth with a scorching 510 K equilibrium temperature.Gliese 341 bA nearby sub-Earth exoplanet with an uncertain atmosphere.K2-155dPotentially habitable Super-Earth near its star's habitable zone.WASP-18bA hot Jupiter spiraling toward its star in under a million years.CoRoT-9bFirst temperate giant exoplanet discovered by the transit method.Kepler-62bInnermost super-Earth of the Kepler-62 system, hotter than Venus.Kepler-62cA Mars-sized sub-Earth with a 12-day orbit around Kepler-62.Kepler-37bSmallest exoplanet found around a main-sequence star.GJ 1132 bA nearby rocky exoplanet with disputed atmospheric detections.K2-72eEarth-sized exoplanet in the habitable zone of a red dwarf.HD 89345 bA warm subterranean Neptune-like exoplanet discovered in 2018.Kepler-42bA Mars-sized exoplanet orbiting a dim red dwarf star.CoRoT-19bAn inflated hot Jupiter with a slightly misaligned orbit.KOI-868.01Saturn-sized candidate in the habitable zone of a red dwarf star.Kepler-90iEighth planet in the most populous exoplanet system known.HD 17156 bA highly eccentric hot Jupiter with a three-week orbit.K2-137bThe confirmed exoplanet with the shortest known orbital period.Kepler-62fA super-Earth in the habitable zone of a quiet orange dwarf.LP 890-9 bA terrestrial exoplanet discovered by TESS and confirmed by SPECULOOS.Kepler-13bA hot Jupiter in a triple star system, confirmed by Doppler beaming.
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