Transiting Exoplanets
36 entries in the Transiting Exoplanets compendium.
CoRoT-7bFirst confirmed terrestrial exoplanet, with a 20-hour orbit.TOI-1853 bA dense, Neptune-sized mega-Earth challenging planet formation theories.TRAPPIST-1eA rocky, potentially habitable exoplanet in the TRAPPIST-1 system.TRAPPIST-1dA small, rocky world on the inner edge of its star's habitable zone.LHS 1140 bA potentially habitable super-Earth with a debated atmosphere.HAT-P-33bAn inflated hot Jupiter whose confirmation required extensive photometric and radial velocity analysis.Kepler-10cA statistically confirmed exoplanet whose composition was revised from rocky to volatile-rich.GJ 1214 bA sub-Neptune exoplanet once thought to be a waterworld.HAT-P-32bA bloated hot Jupiter with one of the largest known radii.TRAPPIST-1bInnermost terrestrial planet of the TRAPPIST-1 system.Kepler-16bFirst confirmed circumbinary planet, orbiting two stars.Kepler-442bA super-Earth in the habitable zone of a K-type star.Kepler-14bA massive exoplanet in a binary star system discovered by Kepler.Kepler-7bFirst exoplanet with a cloud map, a low-density hot Jupiter.K2-288BbA citizen-science discovery in the habitable zone of a binary M-dwarf system.Kepler-62eA super-Earth in the habitable zone of Kepler-62.K2-33bOne of the youngest known transiting exoplanets, at 9.3 million years old.LHS 3844 bA tidally locked super-Earth with no atmosphere and a dark, basalt surface.Kepler-11bInnermost and hottest planet in the Kepler-11 system.Kepler-11cA water-rich exoplanet in the most compact known system.Kepler-69cA super-Venus exoplanet in the inner edge of the habitable zone.Kepler-90bFirst discovered exoplanet in the eight-planet Kepler-90 system.Kepler-11dA low-density exoplanet with a hydrogen-helium atmosphere.Kepler-10bFirst confirmed terrestrial exoplanet discovered by the Kepler Space Telescope.WASP-13bA low-density, inflated hot Jupiter orbiting a sunlike star.Kepler-12bAn inflated hot Jupiter with a puzzlingly large radius.TrES-2bThe darkest known exoplanet, reflecting less than 1% of light.Kepler-11fLeast massive of six planets in the Kepler-11 system.Kepler-39bA massive, inflated object at the planet–brown dwarf boundary.Kepler-11eA low-density gas giant in a compact six-planet system.WASP-193bAn extremely low-density gas giant, second only to Kepler-51d.WASP-178bAn ultra-hot Jupiter with silicate rock rain and supersonic winds.Kepler-737bA super-Earth near the inner edge of the habitable zone.TOI-2257 bA highly eccentric sub-Neptune in the habitable zone.WASP-17bFirst exoplanet found with a retrograde orbit.Kepler-11gOutermost planet in the Kepler-11 system, discovered in 2011.
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