Transiting Exoplanets, Part 4
36 entries in the Transiting Exoplanets, Part 4 compendium.
Kepler-277cA dense, rocky world nearly as massive as Saturn.K2-236bFirst exoplanet discovered by Indian scientists, a close-in Neptune-like world.LTT 9779 bThe most reflective exoplanet known, orbiting its star in under a day.Kepler-46bFirst planet discovered in the Kepler-46 system.HAT-P-11bFirst Neptune-sized exoplanet found with a cloud-free atmosphere.Kepler-21bA rocky, molten exoplanet transiting a bright subgiant star.TRAPPIST-1hOutermost known planet in the TRAPPIST-1 system.Gliese 367 bA sub-Earth with a 7.7-hour orbit and a dense iron core.HATS-36bA massive hot Jupiter in a sparsely populated mass-density region.TOI-1227 bA young, contracting exoplanet destined to become a sub-Neptune.HAT-P-38bA hot Saturn with water vapor and a bloated atmosphere.Kepler-419bA highly eccentric hot Jupiter orbiting an F-type star.TOI-561 bAn ultra-short period super-Earth with a volatile-rich atmosphere.WASP-189 bAn ultra-hot Jupiter with a polar orbit and extreme temperatures.Qatar-3bA dense hot Jupiter on a 2.5-day orbit.HAT-P-2bA dense, massive exoplanet with a highly eccentric orbit.TOI-700 eEarth-sized exoplanet in the habitable zone of a quiet red dwarf.Kepler-90gA super-puff exoplanet with an unusually inflated atmosphere.Kepler-91bA low-density giant planet nearing engulfment by its red giant star.HAT-P-26bA hot Neptune with water vapor and possible second planet.HIP 67522 bOne of the youngest transiting planets with measured spin-orbit angle.K2-38bA dense, iron-rich super-Earth in a 4-day orbit.WASP-11bA transiting hot Jupiter in a binary star system.WASP-63bA highly inflated Saturn-mass gas giant on a tight orbit.NGTS-3AbA hot Jupiter in a binary system discovered by NGTS.HIP 41378 fSuper-puff exoplanet possibly hosting circumplanetary debris rings.TOI-5624 eA sub-Neptune with 80-minute transit timing variations from a 2:1 resonance.Kepler-167eFirst transiting Jupiter analog discovered.Gliese 12 bA nearby temperate exoplanet similar in size to Earth and Venus.Kepler-20eFirst sub-Earth-radius exoplanet found around a Sun-like star.CoRoT-1bFirst exoplanet discovered by the CoRoT mission.CoRoT-2bA bloated hot Jupiter discovered by the CoRoT mission.Kepler-408bA sub-Earth exoplanet with a uniquely misaligned orbit.WASP-8bA hot Jupiter with a retrograde orbit and higher density than Jupiter.XO-5bA hot Jupiter discovered by the XO Telescope in 2008.LHS 475 bFirst exoplanet confirmed by the James Webb Space Telescope.
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