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List of exoplanets discovered in 2018

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This List of exoplanets discovered in 2018 is a list of confirmed exoplanets that were first observed during 2018.[1]

For exoplanets detected only by radial velocity, the listed value for mass is a lower limit. See Minimum mass for more information.

Name Mass (MJ) Radius (RJ) Period (days) Semi-major axis (AU) Temp. (K)[2] Discovery method Distance (ly) Host star mass (M☉) Host star temp. (K) Remarks
24 Bo�tis b 0.91+0.13
−0.10 		30.3506+0.0078
−0.0077 		0.190+0.012
−0.009 		radial vel. 313.9�2.1 0.99+0.19
−0.13 		4893�15 [3]
40 Eridani Ab 0.0266�0.0015 42.378�0.010 0.2190+0.0073
−0.0078 		radial vel. 16.426�0.042 0.78�0.08 5072�53 [4]
COROT-20c 17�1 1675+19
−17 		2.90�0.07 radial vel. 2819�80 1.14�0.08 6050�200 Brown dwarf (possibly)[5]
DE Canum Venaticorum b 12�3 4098.1�131.5 5.75�2.02 timing 99.64�0.09 0.51 [6]
Gamma Librae b 1.02�0.14 415.2+1.8
−1.9 		1.24�0.10 radial vel. 154.7�2.9 1.47�0.20 4822�15 [3]
Gamma Librae c 4.58+0.45
−0.43 		964.6�3.1 2.17�0.10 radial vel. 154.7�2.9 1.47�0.20 4822�15 [3]
Gliese 15 Ac 0.11 7600 5.4 radial vel. 11.6 0.38 3567 [7]
Gliese 96 b 0.06186+0.00761
−0.00724 		73.94+0.33
−0.38 		0.291�0.005 radial vel. 38.929�0.0302 0.60�0.07 3785�62 [8]
Gliese 143 b 0.09637+0.00827
−0.00840 		0.228�0.028 35.589+0.006
−0.005 		0.1932�0.0002 transit 53.25�0.02 0.76+0.03
−0.02 		[9]
Gliese 1132 c 0.00831�0.00138 8.929�0.010 0.0476�0.0017 300�5 radial vel. 41.153�0.023 0.181�0.019 3270�140 [10]
Gliese 1265 b 0.023�0.002 3.6511�0.0012 0.026�0.001 radial vel. 33.45�0.02 0.18�0.02 3236�51 Host star also known as LP 819-052[11]
Gliese 3779 b 0.025�0.002 3.0232�0.0013 0.026�0.001 radial vel. 44.84�0.04 0.27�0.02 3324�51 Host star also known as Ross 1020[11]
HAT-P-11c 1.60+0.09
−0.08 		3407+360
−190 		4.13+0.29
−0.16 		radial vel. 123.31�0.11 0.809+0.020
−0.030 		4780�50 [12]
HATS-39b 0.63�0.13 1.57�0.12 4.5776348 0.06007�0.00058 1645�43 transit 2910�240 1.379�0.040 6572�83 [13]
HATS-40b 1.59�0.24 1.58+0.16
−0.12 		3.2642736 0.04997�0.00074 2101�69 transit 4550�110 1.561�0.069 6460�130 [13]
HATS-41b [ru] 9.7�1.6 1.33+0.29
−0.20 		4.193649 0.0583+0.0015
−0.0010 		1710+170
−120 		transit 2457�47 1.496+0.115
−0.078 		6424�91 [13]
HATS-42b 1.88�0.15 1.40+0.25
−0.14 		2.2921020 0.03689�0.00065 1856+105
−75 		transit 2672�35 1.273�0.067 6060�120 [13]
HATS-54b 0.753�0.057 1.015�0.024 2.5441765�0.0000024 0.0370�0.001 1429�24 transit 2350�30 1.05�0.05 5621�70 [14] Host star also known as NGTS-22[15]
HATS-55b 0.921 1.251 4.2042001 0.05412 1367 transit 2034 1.20 6214 [14]
HATS-56b 0.602 1.688 4.324799 0.06043 1902 transit 1882 1.57 6536 [14]
HATS-57b 3.147 1.139 2.3506210 0.03493 1413.4 transit 913 1.03 5587 [14]
HATS-58Ab 1.03 1.095 4.2180896 0.05798 1721 transit 1605 1.46 7175 [14]
HATS-59b 0.806�0.069 1.126�0.077 5.416081�0.000016 0.06112�0.00076 1128�40 transit 2140�50 1.04�0.04 5670�91 [16]
HATS-59c 12.70�0.87 1422�14 2.504�0.035 175.9�6.4 radial vel. 2140�50 1.04�0.04 5670�91 [16]
HATS-60b 0.662�0.055 1.153�0.053 3.560829�0.000032 0.04708+0.00015
−0.00023 		1528�11 transit 1609�28 1.097+0.010
−0.016 		5688�20 [17]
HATS-61b 3.40�0.14 1.195�0.067 7.817953�0.000024 0.07908�0.00033 1226.1�7.3 transit 2262�29 1.08�0.01 5542�21 [17]
HATS-62b 0.179+0
−0.179 		1.055�0.025 3.2768837�0.0000033 0.04163+0.00024
−0.00016 		1237�12 transit 1731�34 0.90+0.02
−0.01 		5416+19
−13 		[17]
HATS-63b 0.960�0.120 1.207�0.039 3.0566527�0.0000049 0.04026�0.00028 1398.3�9.0 transit 2070�20 0.93�0.02 5627�18 [17]
HATS-64b 0.960�0.200 1.679�0.081 4.908897�0.000013 0.06562�0.00039 1793�27 transit 3640�140 1.56�0.03 6554�27 [17]
HATS-65b 0.821�0.083 1.501�0.050 3.1051610�0.0000016 0.04497�0.00033 1634�18 transit 1631�41 1.26�0.03 6277�30 [17]
HATS-66b 5.33�0.68 1.411�0.084 3.1414391�0.0000074 0.04714�0.00025 1998�21 transit 5040�130 1.41�0.02 6625�35 [17]
HATS-67b 1.45�0.12 1.685�0.047 1.6091788�0.0000040 0.03032�0.00015 2193�22 transit 3219�80 1.44�0.02 6594�33 [17]
HATS-68b 1.290�0.059 1.232+0.039
−0.029 		3.5862202�0.0000047 0.05071�0.00018 1741�12 transit 2004�34 1.35�0.01 6147�22 [17]
HATS-69b 0.577+0
−0.577 		0.945�0.022 2.2252577�0.0000019 0.03211+0.00014
−0.00019 		1295.7�6.9 transit 1368�11.7 0.89+0.01
−-0.02 		5137�16 [17]
HATS-70b 12.9+1.8
−1.6 		1.384+0.079
−0.074 		1.8882378�0.0000015 0.03632+0.00074
−0.00087 		2730+140
−160 		transit 4263+196
−202 		0.81+0.50
−0.33 		1.08+0.16
−0.14 		[18]
HD 1397 b [id] 0.415�0.020 1.026+0.025
−0.027 		11.53533+0.00079
−0.00080 		0.1097+0.0011
−0.0013 		1228.3+10.0
−9.9 		transit 260.121 1.324+0.042
−0.046 		5521�60 [19][20]
HD 2685 b [id] 1.17�0.12 1.44�0.05 4.12688+0.00005
−0.00004 		0.0568�0.0006 2061�28 transit 645.72+2.77
−2.28 		1.43+0.05
−0.04 		6801�76 [21]
HD 4917 b 1.615�0.092 1.224 400.5�1.7 1.167�0.065 radial vel. 670.1�8.1 1.32 4802 Two additional planets in system are suspected[22]
HD 13167 b 3.31�0.16 1.167 2613�17 4.10�0.34 radial vel. 487.8�3.5 1.35 5671 [22][23]
HD 14787 b 1.121�0.069 1.250 676.6�8.1 1.70�0.19 radial vel. 389.9�2.5 1.43 4946 [22]
HD 18015 b 3.18�0.23 1.170 2278�71 3.87�0.32 radial vel. 405.2�2.6 1.49 5603 [22]
HD 23472 b 0.05638+0.00444
−0.04405 		0.179�0.009 17.667+0.142
−0.095 		0.121�0.001 543�18 transit 127.48�0.06 0.67�0.03 4684�99 [9][24]
HD 23472 c 0.05405+0.00337
−0.04333 		0.167�0.010 29.625+0.224
−0.171 		0.170�0.001 467+19
−18 		transit 127.48�0.06 0.67�0.03 4684�99 [9][24]
HD 33142 c 5.97+1.04
−0.80 		834+29
−24 		radial vel. 37.34�0.18 1.78�0.31 5009�15 Marginal detection[22]
HD 55696 b 3.87�0.72 1827�10 3.18�0.18 radial vel. 255�1 1.29�0.20 6012 [25]
HD 72490 b 1.768�0.080 1.218 858�12 1.88�0.21 radial vel. 413.5�3.6 1.21 4934 [22]
HD 72490 c 4.5�1.2 3878�261 5.22�0.58 radial vel. 224�20 1.26�0.25 4867 [22]
HD 89345 b 0.110 0.660 11.81430 0.1066 1089 transit 433.1 1.16 5576 [26] Host star also known as K2-234[27]
HD 94834 b 1.26�0.17 1.242 1576�76 2.74�0.18 radial vel. 321.0�2.1 1.11 4798 [22]
HD 98736 b 2.33�0.78 968.8�2.2 1.864�0.091 radial vel. 106�0.2 0.92�0.13 5271 [25]
HD 125390 b 22.16 1756.2 3.16 radial vel. 503 1.36 4850 [22]
HD 148164 b 1.23�0.25 328.55�0.41 0.9930�0.0660 radial vel. 252�1.0 1.21�0.24 6032 [25]
HD 148164 c 5.16�0.82 5062�114 6.15�0.50 radial vel. 252�1.0 1.21�0.24 6032 [25]
HD 148284 b 33.7�5.5 339.331�0.018 0.9740�0.0790 radial vel. 400�2 1.07�0.26 5572 [22] Brown dwarf[25]
HD 158996 b 14.0�2.3 820.2�14.0 2.1�0.2 radial vel. 933�15 1.8�0.3 4069�30 [28]
HD 180053 b 2.194�0.064 1.203 213.72�0.47 0.843�0.063 radial vel. 448.7�2.0 1.75 5131 [22]
HD 180617 b 0.03839+0.00315
−0.0044 		105.9+0.09
−0.1 		0.3357+0.0099
−0.01 		radial vel. 19.28�0.07 0.45�0.04 3557�51 Planetary orbit partly in habitable zone[29]
HD 202772 Ab 1.017+0.070
−0.068 		1.545+0.052
−0.060 		3.308958�0.000083 0.05208+0.00064
−0.00068 		2132+28
−30 		transit 480.1+8.2
−7.8 		1.72+0.06
−0.07 		6272+77
−71 		[30]
HD 203473 b 7.8�1.1 1552.9�3.4 2.73�0.17 radial vel. 237�1.0 1.12�0.21 5780 [25]
HD 211810 b 0.670±0.440 1558±22 2.656±0.043 radial vel. 211±0.4 1.03±0.02 5652 [25]
HD 215152 b 0.0057+0.0016
−0.0020 		5.7600+0.0016
−0.0018 		0.05764+0.00074
−0.00076 		radial vel. 70.48±0.16 0.770±0.015 4935±76 [31]
HD 215152 e 0.0091+0.0033
−0.0047 		25.197+0.048
−0.051 		0.1542±0.0020 radial vel. 70.48±0.16 0.770±0.015 4935±76 [31]
HD 217850 b 21.6±2.6 3501.3±2.1 4.56±0.24 radial vel. 215±3 1.03±0.16 5544 Likely a brown dwarf[25]
HD 219666 b 0.0552±0.0041 0.4202±0.0152 6.03607±0.00064 0.06356±0.00265 1073±20 transit 307.89±0.98 0.92±0.03 5527±65 [32] Host star also known as TOI-118[33]
HD 220197 b 0.20 1728 2.729 radial vel. 210 0.91 5683 [34]
HD 233832 b 1.78 2058 2.827 radial vel. 192 0.71 4981 [34]
HD 238914 b 6.0 4100 5.7 radial vel. 982 1.47 4769 [35]
IC 4651 9122 b 6.3�0.5 734.0�8.1 2.038�0.039 radial vel. 2870�110 2.1 9000 [36] Disputed[37]
K2-80d 0.228+0.025
−0.012 		28.8673+0.0051
−0.0046 		0.1778+0.0051
−0.0055 		transit 658.7�5.7 0.90�0.08 5441�249 [23]
K2-138b 0.140 2.35322 0.03380 transit 597 0.93 5378 [38]
K2-138c 0.225 3.55987 0.04454 transit 597 0.93 5378 [38]
K2-138d 0.237 5.40478 0.05883 transit 597 0.93 5378 [38]
K2-138e 0.294 8.26144 0.07807 transit 597 0.93 5378 [38]
K2-138f 0.251 12.75759 0.10430 transit 597 0.93 5378 [38]
K2-141c 0.023+0
−0.023 		0.624+0.410
−0.250 		7.74850 0.06739+0.00089
−0.00091 		transit 202.16�0.54 0.708�0.028 4599�79 [39]
K2-155b 0.015+0.002
−0.001 		0.138+0.018
−0.015 		6.34365 0.0546+0.0013
−0.0014 		708+38
−31 		transit 237.94�0.93 0.65+0.06
−0.03 		4258�150 [40]
K2-155c 0.020+0.005
−0.002 		0.174+0.024
−0.020 		13.85402 0.0946+0.0031
−0.0030 		583+52
−35 		transit 237.94�0.93 0.65+0.06
−0.03 		4258�150 [40]
K2-155d 0.015+0.005
−0.002 		0.146+0.016
−0.015 		40.6835�0.0031 0.1937+0.0064
−0.0059 		381+47
−25 		transit 237.94�0.93 0.65+0.06
−0.03 		4258�150 [40]
K2-156b 0.103+0.009
−0.006 		0.813149 0.0149�0.0001 1347+18
−19 		transit 492.0�3.5 0.66+0.02
−0.01 		4597�50 [41][42]
K2-157b 0.094 0.365257 transit 0.94 5456 [41][42]
K2-158b 0.236+0.014
−0.009 		10.0605+0.0013
−0.0015 		0.0887�0.0008 794�11 transit 647.1�6.7 0.92+0.03
−0.02 		5503+51
−48 		[41]
K2-158c 0.114+0.012
−0.009 		5.9028+0.0019
−0.0023 		0.0622�0.0006 948�13 transit 647.1�6.7 0.92+0.03
−0.02 		5503+51
−48 		[43]
K2-159b 0.202+0.015
−0.010 		12.4221�0.0018 0.1013+0.0008
−0.0009 		684�8 transit 560.4�4.6 0.90+0.02
−0.03 		5425�44 [41]
K2-160b 0.284+0.019
−0.013 		3.705871 0.04660+0.00037
−0.00041 		transit 1038�15 0.983+0.023
−0.025 		5649�50 [41]
K2-161b 0.546+0.146
−0.070 		9.283188 0.0861+0.0018
−0.0023 		transit 3070�160 0.987+0.082
−0.060 		4972�50 [41]
K2-162b 0.128+0.010
−0.006 		9.4589+0.0010
−0.0011 		0.0795�0.0006 631�8 transit 407.3�2.0 0.75�0.02 4842+49
−45 		[41]
K2-163b 0.220+0.023
−0.011 		6.673117 0.06509+0.00050
−0.00060 		transit 684�14 0.826+0.019
−0.023 		4937�50 [41]
K2-164b 0.290+0.046
−0.037 		17.3551+0.0041
−0.0038 		0.1387+0.0036
−0.0025 		transit 1238�25 1.181+0.093
−0.061 		5791�50 [41]
K2-165b 0.1137+0.0129
−0.0087 		2.35499 0.03262�0.00040 transit 440.6�3.9 0.835+0.031
−0.030 		5185�50 [41]
K2-165c 0.1386+0.0187
−0.0098 		4.38275 0.04935�0.00061 transit 440.6�3.9 0.835+0.031
−0.030 		5185�50 [41]
K2-165d 0.236+0.023
−0.013 		14.1014�0.0011 0.1076�0.0013 transit 440.6�3.9 0.835+0.031
−0.030 		5185�50 [41]
K2-166b 0.195+0.018
−0.017 		8.5272�0.0020 0.08583+0.00123
−0.00076 		transit 1577�32 1.16+0.05
−0.03 		5960+52
−53 		[41]
K2-167b [ru] 0.252+0.046
−0.040 		9.9775�0.0010 0.0912+0.0036
−0.0029 		transit 264.5�1.5 1.02+0.12
−0.09 		5908�50 [41]
K2-168b [ru] 0.191+0.018
−0.012 		15.8540�0.0014 0.1195+0.0013
−0.0014 		transit 801�14 0.907+0.029
−0.032 		5554�50 [41]
K2-169b [ru] 0.1136+0.0096
−0.0069 		6.38080 0.06764+0.00063
−0.00061 		transit 774�15 0.986+0.028
−0.026 		5548�50 [41]
K2-170b [ru] 0.127+0.018
−0.012 		7.5765+0.0018
−0.0017 		0.07457+0.00083
−0.00086 		transit 1296�21 0.964�0.032 5748�50 [41]
K2-170c [ru] 0.161+0.022
−0.014 		12.4000+0.0017
−0.0019 		0.1036+0.0011
−0.0012 		transit 1296�21 0.964�0.032 5748�50 [41]
K2-171b [ru] 0.240+0.036
−0.030 		5.6285+0.0017
−0.0015 		0.05960+0.00132
−0.00062 		transit 2010�61 0.892+0.060
−0.027 		5250�50 [41]
K2-172b [ru] 0.1486+0.014
−0.0085 		14.3169�0.0014 0.1128+0.0010
−0.0011 		transit 820.3�9.6 0.934+0.026
−0.027 		5569�50 [41]
K2-172c 0.286+0.017
−0.012 		29.6268�0.0016 0.1832+0.0017
−0.0018 		transit 820.3�9.6 0.934+0.026
−0.027 		5569�50 [41]
K2-173b 0.1435+0.0143
−0.0094 		5.86870 0.06105+0.00078
−0.00085} 		transit 750.6�6.4 0.881+0.034
−0.036 		5580�70 [41]
K2-174b 0.2223+0.0157
−0.0087 		19.56274 0.1242�0.0013 transit 326.9�1.2 0.668+0.022
−0.021 		4500�50 [41]
K2-175b 0.182+0.032
−0.024 		9.5260+0.0012
−0.0013 		0.0906+0.0016
−0.0011 		transit 812.2�9.1 1.095+0.057
−0.039 		5909�50 [41]
K2-176b 0.1330+0.0110
−0.0083 		5.32944 0.05846+0.00042
−0.00052 		transit 812�12 0.939+0.020
−0.025 		5428�50 [41]
K2-177b 0.189+0.025
−0.014 		14.1552+0.0032
−0.0030 		0.1221+0.0011
−0.0013 		transit 1628�42 1.211+0.032
−0.038 		6063�50 [41]
K2-178b 0.317+0.018
−0.012 		8.74782 0.08171+0.00066
−0.00081 		transit 704.7�6.0 0.951+0.023
−0.027 		5525�50 [41]
K2-179b 0.224+0.015
−0.011 		5.17219 0.05488+0.00048
−0.00060 		transit 625.7�6.9 0.824+0.022
−0.027 		5015�50 [41]
K2-180b 0.2150+0.0184
−0.0098 		8.86593 0.07550+0.00070
−0.00075 		transit 668.9�5.7 0.730+0.020
−0.022 		5263�50 [41]
K2-181b 0.241+0.028
−0.016 		6.89425 0.07191+0.00055
−0.00067 		transit 1189�17 1.044+0.024
−0.029 		5609�50 [41]
K2-182b 0.063�0.016 0.2469+0.0152
−0.0089 		4.736884 0.05223+0.00048
−0.00064 		transit 507.2�4.1 0.847+0.024
−0.031 		5159�50 [41][23] Confirmed in 2021.[44]
K2-183b 0.098�0.090 0.469269 0.011586+0.00010
−0.000087 		transit 1083�14 0.942+0.021
−0.025 		5482�50 [41][42]
K2-183c 0.224+0.024
−0.012 		10.79347 0.09371+0.00070
−0.00083 		transit 1083�14 0.942+0.021
−0.025 		5482�50 [41][23][42]
K2-183d 0.227+0.025
−0.013 		22.6295+0.0018
−0.0019 		0.1535+0.0014
−0.0012 		transit 1083�14 0.942+0.021
−0.025 		5482�50 [41][23][42]
K2-184b 0.1372+0.0134
−0.0080 		16.99344 0.1210+0.0014
−0.0015 		transit 247.1�1.1 0.819+0.028
−0.030 		5252�50 [41][23]
K2-185b 0.117+0.020
−0.010 		10.6166+0.0016
−0.0018 		0.09378+0.00088
−0.00093 		transit 882�11 0.976+0.027
−0.028 		5722�50 [41]
K2-186b 0.283+0.024
−0.015 		41.4742+0.0033
−0.0043 		0.2359+0.0018
−0.0021 		transit 1089�18 1.019+0.023
−0.027 		5784�50 [41]
K2-187b 0.123 0.773981 transit 0.97 5477 [41][23]
K2-187c 0.152+0.022
−0.010 		2.87179 0.03910+0.00034
−0.00033 		transit 1089�19 0.967+0.025
−0.024 		5477�50 [41][23]
K2-187d 0.287+0.045
−0.022 		7.14908 0.07182+0.00062
−0.00061 		transit 1089�19 0.967+0.025
−0.024 		5477�50 [41][23]
K2-187e 0.201+0.019
−0.012 		13.6083+0.0017
−0.0016 		0.11031+0.00096
−0.00094 		transit 1089�19 0.967+0.025
−0.024 		5477�50 [41][23]
K2-188b 0.112+0.015
−0.010 		1.74298 0.02932+0.000276
−0.000225 		transit 1476�28 1.107+0.031
−0.025 		5982�50 [41][23]
K2-188c 0.234+0.028
−0.016 		7.80760 0.07967+0.00075
−0.00061 		transit 1476�28 1.107+0.031
−0.025 		5982�50 [41][23]
K2-189b 0.1349+0.0136
−0.0085 		5.17630 0.05711+0.00049
−0.00057 		transit 795.2�6.3 0.928+0.024
−0.027 		5503�50 [41][23]
K2-189c 0.222+0.028
−0.012 		6.67934 0.06769+0.00058
−0.00068 		transit 795.2�6.3 0.928+0.024
−0.027 		5503�50 [41][23]
K2-190b 0.1210+0.0157
−0.0091 		10.09886 0.0884+0.0011
−0.0012 		transit 526.5�3.7 0.905+0.033
−0.036 		5631�50 [41]
K2-190c 0.0975+0.0135
−0.0082 		21.5740+0.0057
−0.0043 		0.1467+0.0018
−0.0020 		transit 526.5�3.7 0.905+0.033
−0.036 		5631�50 [41]
K2-191b {{0.141+0.024
−0.012 		2.85865 0.03807+0.00036
−0.00040 		transit 944.5�7.8 0.901+0.026
−0.028 		5176�50 [41]
K2-192b 0.1405+0.0135
−0.0099 		4.16322 0.04840+0.00045
−0.00058 		transit 727.9�5.9 0.873+0.024
−0.031 		5252�50 [41][23]
K2-193b 0.358+0.031
−0.018 		14.78721 0.1177�0.0011 transit 1360�12 0.994+0.029
−0.027 		5623�50 [41] Low fidelity[23]
K2-194b 0.325+0.055
−0.045 		39.7214+0.0057
−0.0056 		0.2359+0.0032
−0.0025 		transit 2090�61 1.110+0.046
−0.035 		5979�52 [41]
K2-195b 0.262+0.018
−0.012 		15.85354 0.1220+0.0012
−0.0014 		transit 1037�14 0.963+0.028
−0.031 		5712�50 [41][23]
K2-195c 0.230+0.024
−0.013 		28.4828+0.0064
−0.0073 		0.1803+0.0018
−0.0020 		transit 1037�14 0.963+0.028
−0.031 		5712�50 [41]
K2-196b 0.321+0.054
−0.045 		48.3242+0.0085
−0.0087 		0.2730+0.0058
−0.0036 		transit 1938�73 1.162+0.075
−0.045 		6045�50 [41]
K2-197b 0.223+0.017
−0.010 		8.35795 0.07992+0.00068
−0.00080 		transit 813.4�7.8 0.975+0.025
−0.029 		5675�50 [41] Low fidelity[23]
K2-198b 0.367+0.023
−0.015 		17.04318 0.1221�0.0014 transit 361.7�2.8 0.836�0.029 5262�50 [41]
K2-199b 0.022�0.006 0.1679+0.0167
−0.0079 		3.225423 0.03804+0.00043
−0.00042 		transit 351.8�2.0 0.706+0.024
−0.023 		4681�50 [41][23][44]
K2-199c 0.039�0.007 0.253+0.015
−0.010 		7.37450 0.06601+0.00075
−0.00074 		transit 351.8�2.0 0.706+0.024
−0.023 		4681�50 [41][23][44]
K2-200b 0.1217+0.0128
−0.0094 		2.84988 0.03741+0.00033
−0.00040 		transit 603.7�6.1 0.860+0.023
−0.027 		5233�50 [41]
K2-201b 0.1249+0.0120
−0.0069 		1.059790 0.02004+0.00014
−0.00015 		transit 649.2�5.4 0.956+0.020
−0.021 		5507�50 [41]
K2-201c 0.293+0.036
−0.016 		22.7799+0.0020
−0.0019 		0.1549+0.0011
−0.0012 		transit 649.2�5.4 0.956+0.020
−0.021 		5507�50 [41]
K2-202b 0.205+0.016
−0.011 		3.40516 0.04387+0.00044
−0.00042 		transit 988.2�8.7 0.971+0.030
−0.028 		5491�58 [41]
K2-203b 0.122+0.025
−0.011 		9.6951�0.0013 0.08238+0.00112
−0.00098 		transit 544.5�5.1 0.794+0.033
−0.028 		5000�50 [41]
K2-204b 0.272+0.039
−0.033 		7.05578 0.07222+0.00074
−0.00066 		transit 1914�58 1.009+0.031
−0.027 		5755�50 [41]
K2-205b 0.178+0.024
−0.021 		26.6723+0.0042
−0.0037 		0.1718+0.0023
−0.0022 		transit 1337�30 0.951+0.038
−0.036 		5890�50 [41]
K2-206b 0.249+0.020
−0.014 		18.2945+0.0017
−0.0016 		0.1256+0.0016
−0.0015 		transit 803�10 0.789+0.030
−0.028 		5043�50 [41]
K2-207b 0.232+0.033
−0.019 		12.4875�0.0012 0.1033�0.0010 transit 1196�18 0.942�0.028 5522�50 [41]
K2-208b 0.150+0.015
−0.011 		4.19095 0.04957+0.00053
−0.00054 		transit 844�10 0.925�0.030 5582�50 [41]
K2-209b 0.0775+0.0094
−0.0056 		2.08062 0.02891+0.00033
−0.00032 		transit 250.05�0.99 0.745+0.026
−0.024 		4720�50 [41]
K2-210b 0.0730+0.0090
−0.0062 		0.570233 0.01305+0.00011
−0.00014 		transit 578.6�6.0 0.912+0.023
−0.029 		5396�50 [41]
K2-211b 0.1226+0.0154
−0.0091 		0.669558 0.01436+0.00011
−0.00015 		transit 895�14 0.882+0.019
−0.027 		5221�50 [41] Another planet discovered in 2020[42]
K2-212b 0.2135+0.0127
−0.0082 		9.79540 0.07648+0.00082
−0.00075 		transit 357.3�3.0 0.622+0.020
−0.018 		4349�50 [41][23]
K2-213b 0.135+0.027
−0.019 		8.1309�0.0018 0.08093+0.00138
−0.00099 		transit 1285�23 1.070+0.055
−0.038 		5794�50 [41]
K2-214b 0.198+0.034
−0.023 		8.59653 0.08273+0.00083
−0.00076 		transit 989�14 1.022+0.031
−0.028 		5768�50 [41][23]
K2-215b 0.189+0.023
−0.014 		8.26965 0.08003+0.00070
−0.00073 		transit 1333�21 1.000+0.026
−0.027 		5704�50 [41]
K2-216b 0.1497+0.0090
−0.0068 		2.174789 0.02916+0.00031
−0.00032 		transit 377.8�2.3 0.699�0.023 4591�50 [41][23]
K2-217b 0.319+0.062
−0.043 		14.07452 0.1179+0.0016
−0.0013 		transit 1259�25 1.103+0.046
−0.037 		5967�50 [41]
K2-218b 0.229+0.025
−0.014 		8.67989 0.08395+0.00082
−0.00075 		transit 1299�32 1.048+0.031
−0.028 		5757�50 [41]
K2-219b 0.120+0.018
−0.016 		3.90129}} 0.04885+0.00054
−0.00048 		transit 1071�16 1.022+0.034
−0.030 		5753�50 [41]
K2-219c 0.128+0.019
−0.017 		6.6677+0.0013
−0.0016 		0.06982+0.00077
−0.00070 		transit 1071�16 1.022+0.034
−0.030 		5753�50 [41]
K2-219d 0.230+0.032
−0.029 		11.13728 0.09830+0.00108
−0.00097 		transit 1071�16 1.022+0.034
−0.030 		5753�50 [41]
K2-220b 0.198+0.023
−0.013 		13.68251 0.11043+0.00099
−0.00112 		transit 766.7�8.9 0.960+0.026
−0.029 		5599�50 [41]
K2-221b 0.1498+0.0149
−0.0085 		2.39909 0.03520+0.00028
−0.00029 		transit 1049�22 1.011+0.024
−0.025 		5716�50 [41]
K2-222b 0.0252�0.0057 0.210�0.007 15.38883 0.1190+0.0016
−0.0015 		transit 331.4�2.0 0.950+0.040
−0.036 		5934�50 [41][23][45]
K2-223b 0.0812+0.0088
−0.0066 		0.505570 0.012664+0.000080
−0.000081 		transit 651.3�8.3 1.06�0.02 5835+38
−40 		[41]
K2-223c 0.144+0.010
−0.006 		4.56417 0.05491�0.00035 transit 651.3�8.3 1.06�0.02 5835+38
−40 		[41]
K2-224b 0.139+0.014
−0.012 		4.47859 0.05422+0.00034
−0.00035 		1002�11 transit 904.8�9.6 0.91�0.02 5620+42
−45 		[41]
K2-224c 0.215+0.014
−0.011 		10.0949+0.0012
−0.0011 		0.08858+0.00065
−0.00066 		764�9 transit 904.8�9.6 0.91�0.02 5620+42
−45 		[43]
K2-225b 0.311+0.023
−0.018 		15.8715+0.0017
−0.0021 		0.13385+0.00140
−0.00072 		902�13 transit 1179�19 1.27+0.02
−0.04 		5742+49
−47 		[41]
K2-226b 0.137+0.012
−0.008 		3.27111 0.04133+0.00047
−0.00048 		1120�16 transit 693�11 0.88�0.03 5424+48
−46 		[41]
K2-227b 0.149+0.109
−0.016 		13.6218+0.0032
−0.0033 		0.1098+0.0011
−0.0012 		transit 613.9�6.7 0.951+0.028
−0.030 		5673�50 [41]
K2-228b 0.108+0.009
−0.005 		2.69837 0.0338�0.0003 914+14
−13 		transit 423�13 0.71�0.02 4715+48
−46 		[41]
K2-229b 0.0082�0.0014 0.102+0.005
−0.003 		0.584249 0.012888�0.00013 1818+14
−15 		transit 335.5�3.5 0.87�0.01 5315+25
−31 		[41]
K2-229c 0.067+0
−0.067 		0.181+0.011
−0.005 		8.32801 0.0769�0.0003 750�6 transit 335.5�3.5 0.87�0.01 5315+25
−31 		[41][43]
K2-230b 0.175+0.016
−0.014 		2.86064 0.0409+0.0003
−0.0002 		1529�22 transit 1791�47 1.11�0.02 5945+23
−25 		[41]
K2-231b [ru] 0.22�0.02 13.8419�0.0014 0.1132�0.0011 transit 1057�14 1.01�0.03 5695�50 [46]
K2-232b 0.398�0.037 1.000+0.022
−0.020 		11.168459 0.10356+0.00081
−0.00077 		1001�14 transit 427.9�2.5 1.188+0.028
−0.026 		6154�60 [47][48]
K2-233b [ru] 0.1247+.0055
−0.0054 		2.46746 0.03317+0.00044
−0.00045 		1040+28
−26 		transit 220.60�0.91 0.800�0.032 4950�100 [49]
K2-233c [ru] 0.1191+0.0074
−0.0069 		7.06142 0.06687 728+20
−19 		transit 220.60�0.91 0.800�0.032 4950�100 [49]
K2-233d [ru] 0.236�0.010 24.3662�0.0021 0.1527+0.0020
−0.0021 		482+14
−13 		transit 220.60�0.91 0.800�0.032 4950�100 [49]
K2-236b 0.085+0.044
−0.040 		0.546�0.009 19.49213 0.148�0.004 886�17 transit 595.7�4.2 1.18+0.03
−0.04 		6025�100 [50] First exoplanet discovered by scientists based in India.
K2-237b 1.60�0.11 1.65+0.07
−0.08 		2.18056 0.037�0.002 1884+37
−36 		transit 1036�23 1.28+0.03
−0.04 		6257�100 [51][52] Also called EPIC 229426032 b
K2-238b [ru] 0.86+0.13
−0.12 		1.30+0.15
−0.14 		3.20466 0.046� 1587+75
−76 		transit 22000+13000
−50000 		1.19�0.08 5630�78 [51] Also called EPIC 246067459 b
K2-239b 0.0044�0.0013 0.098�0.009 5.240�0.001 0.0441�0.0008 502+22
−18 		transit 101.48�0.27 0.40�0.01 3420�18 [53]
K2-239c 0.0028�0.0009 0.089�0.009 7.775�0.001 0.0576�0.0009 427+24
−19 		transit 101.48�0.27 0.40�0.01 3420�18 [53]
K2-239d 0.0041�0.0013 0.098�0.009 10.115�0.001 0.0685�0.0012 399+18
−15 		transit 101.48�0.27 0.40�0.01 3420�18 [53]
K2-240b [ru] 0.016+0.002
−0.001 		0.18+0.02
−0.01 		6.034�0.001 0.0513�0.0009 586+24
−18 		transit 238.3�1.7 0.58�0.01 3810�17 [53]
K2-240c [ru] 0.014+0.002
−0.001 		0.16+0.03
−0.01 		20.523�0.001 0.1159�0.0020 389+19
−17 		transit 238.3�1.7 0.58�0.01 3810�17 [53]
K2-241b 0.227+0.016
−0.009 		26.8199�0.0025 0.1567+0.0007
−0.0008 		507�5 transit 489.6�3.5 0.71�0.01 5262+43
−39 		[43]
K2-242b 0.227+0.019
−0.017 		6.51389 0.0494�0.0004 416�8 transit 357.4�2.0 0.38�0.01 3459+65
−38 		[43]
K2-243b 0.194+0.012
−0.011 		11.5418+0.0027
−0.0022 		0.1087�0.0014 1035+36
−35 		transit 877�11 1.29+0.04
−0.06 		6570+269
−171 		[43]
K2-243c 0.179+0.013
−0.012 		24.9460+0.0049
−0.0056 		0.1817+0.0022
−0.0024 		801+27
−28 		transit 877�11 1.29+0.04
−0.06 		6570+269
−171 		[43]
K2-244b 0.156+0.012
−0.009 		21.0688+0.0032
−0.0033 		0.1418+0.0010
−0.0011 		638�7 transit 698.6�7.8 0.86�0.02 5677+38
−39 		[43]
K2-245b 0.387+0.017
−0.012 		11.89307 0.0959�0.0006 923�14 transit 1507�28 0.83+0.02
−0.01 		5793+66
−52 		[43]
K2-246b 0.311+0.022
−0.019 		5.76918 0.0602�0.0004 977+19
−18 		transit 2341�89 0.87�0.02 5610+32
−29 		[43]
K2-247b 0.189+0.017
−0.014 		2.25021 0.0304�0.0004 979+52
−51 		transit 848.1�6.7 0.74�0.03 4667+305
−183 		[43]
K2-247c 0.195+0.022
−0.021 		6.4942+0.0026
−0.0025 		0.0615�0.0008 688+36
−35 		transit 848.1�6.7 0.74�0.03 4667+305
−183 		[43]
K2-248b 0.229+0.018
−0.012 		7.1726+0.0015
−0.0014 		0.0699�0.0010 886+19
−18 		transit 1341�16 0.88+0.04
−0.03 		5528+97
−86 		[43]
K2-249b 0.249+0.024
−0.020 		12.4090+0.0034
−0.0028 		0.1151+0.0030
−0.0031 		1061�66 transit 1726�55 1.32+0.09
−0.12 		6504+329
−419 		[43]
K2-250b 0.218+0.017
−0.013 		4.01457 0.0459�0.0005 958+14
−13 		transit 1369�21 0.80+0.03
−0.02 		5172+46
−44 		[43]
K2-251b 0.210+0.023
−0.019 		9.3008+0.0033
−0.0032 		0.0694�0.0005 437�9 transit 481.6�3.4 0.52�0.01 3717+85
−50 		[43]
K2-252b 0.155+0.015
−0.011 		13.8151+0.0046
−0.0045 		0.1041+0.0008
−0.0007 		639�7 transit 751.3�6.8 0.79+0.02
−0.01 		5152+41
−39 		[43]
K2-253b 1.130+0.062
−0.054 		4.00167 0.0506+0.0010
−0.0011 		1238+57
−53 		transit 2933�95 1.08+0.05
−0.08 		6027+221
−240 		[43]
K2-254b 0.145+0.025
−0.021 		4.09639 0.0448�0.0005 791�26 transit 747.8�4.2 0.71+0.02
−0.03 		4629+168
−123 		[43]
K2-254c 0.195+0.021
−0.016 		12.1184+0.0030
−0.0032 		0.0923�0.0010 551�18 transit 747.8�4.2 0.71+0.02
−0.03 		4629+168
−123 		[43]
K2-255b 0.259+0.025
−0.010 		1.96417 0.0274�0.0003 1034�17 transit 628.4�5.0 0.71�0.03 4676+63
−61 		[43]
K2-257b 0.074+0.005
−0.004 		1.60588 0.0216�0.0002 789�14 transit 209.14�0.84 0.52�0.01 3725+80
−46 		[43]
K2-258b 0.268+0.019
−0.018 		19.0921+0.0058
−0.0063 		0.1490+0.0025
−0.0026 		{831�30 transit 2201�37 1.21+0.05
−0.08 		6351+198
−228 		[43]
K2-259b 0.207+0.018
−0.015 		15.4804+0.0033
−0.0039 		0.1271+0.0010
−0.0011 		795�13 transit 1374�27 1.14�0.03 6059+62
−76 		[43]
K2-260b 1.42+0.31
−0.32 		1.552+0.048
−0.057 		2.6266657 0.0404+0.0013
−0.0016 		1957+78
−77 		transit 2206�63 1.39+0.05
−0.06 		6367�250 [54]
K2-261b 0.223�0.031 0.850+0.026
−0.022 		11.63344 0.102+0.019
−0.020 		1080+110
−100 		transit 699.9�6.4 1.10+0.01
−0.02 		5537�71 [54]
K2-263b 0.0466�0.0098 0.215�0.011 50.818947�0.000094 0.2573�0.0029 470�10 transit 532�4 0.88�0.03 5368�44 [55]
K2-264b 0.203+0.018
−0.014 		5.839770+0.000061
−0.000063 		489+12
−13 		transit 609�7 0.47�0.01 3580�70 [56][57]
K2-264c 0.247+0.018
−0.016 		19.663650+0.000303
−0.000306 		326+8
−9 		transit 609�7 0.47�0.01 3580�70 [56][57]
K2-265b [ru] 0.0206�0.0026 0.153�0.010 2.369172�0.000089 0.03376�0.00021 transit 454�3 0.912�0.02 5477�27 [58][59]
K2-266b 0.0356+0.0346
−0.0205 		0.29+0.16
−0.12 		0.658524�0.000017 0.01306+0.00020
−0.00021 		1515�18 transit 251.7+1.95
−1.92 		0.686�0.033 4285+49
−57 		[60]
K2-266c 0.00091+0.00053
−0.00035 		0.0629+0.0086
−0.0076 		7.8140+0.0019
−0.0016 		0.0679�0.0011 664.5+8.0
−7.7 		transit 251.7+1.95
−1.92 		0.686�0.033 4285+49
−57 		[60]
K2-266d 0.0296+0.0091
−0.0063 		0.261+0.012
−0.011 		14.69700+0.00034
−0.00035 		0.1035+0.0016
−0.0017 		538.3+6.5
−6.3 		transit 251.7+1.95
−1.92 		0.686�0.033 4285+49
−57 		[60]
K2-266e 0.0261+0.0085
−0.0057 		0.244+0.012
−0.010 		19.4820�0.0012 0.1249+0.0019
−0.0020 		490.1+5.9
−5.7 		transit 251.7+1.95
−1.92 		0.686�0.033 4285+49
−57 		Two more planets are suspected[60]
K2-267b 3.0+1.1
−1.2 		1.051�0.044 6.180235�0.000014 0.07229+0.00074
−0.00075 		1401�16 transit 1098+27
−26 		1.317+0.041
−0.040 		6202+52
−50 		Unconfirmed, host star also known as EPIC 246851721[61]
K2-268b 0.126�0.012 2.151894+0.000393
−0.000363 		0.0308�0.0002 1121�14 transit 1081.1�10.27 0.84�0.02 5068�51 [23]
K2-268c 0.240�0.021 9.326841+0.001532
−0.001617 		0.0819�0.0006 688�8 transit 1081.1�10.27 0.84�0.02 5068�51 [23]
K2-269b 0.140�0.011 4.144965+0.000817
−0.000619 		0.0531�0.0006 1429�37 transit 1180.1�47.0 1.16�0.04 6209�88 [23]
K2-270b 0.123�0.010 1.543069+0.000189
−0.000185 		0.0247�0.0002 1203�17 transit 924.75�7.60 0.85�0.02 4877�58 [23]
K2-270c 0.263�0.014 4.400028+0.000169
−0.000178 		0.0497�0.0004 848�12 transit 924.75�7.60 0.85�0.02 4877�58 [23]
K2-271b 0.649�0.021 8.562421�0.000127 0.0770+0.0008
−0.0009 		893�17 transit 1863.9�44.32 0.83�0.03 5644�71 [23]
K2-272b 0.260�0.013 14.453533+0.001328
−0.001360 		0.1081+0.0016
−0.0017 		655�12 transit 1391.3�17.3 0.81�0.04 5419�79 [23]
K2-273b 0.394�0.114 11.716332+0.001172
−0.001198 		0.0974�0.0011 672�11 transit 1013.0�9.39 0.90�0.03 5200�67 [23]
K2-274b 0.196�0.011 14.129714+0.0021022
−0.001876 		0.1064+0.0009
−0.0008 		589�9 transit 1013.0�9.39 0.81�0.02 5065�60 [23]
K2-275b 0.200�0.011 3.280961+0.000112
−0.000107 		0.0400�0.0003 905�13 transit 404.73�2.28 0.79�0.02 4812�59 [23]
K2-275c 0.209�0.009 8.438756+0.000269
−0.000271 		0.0750�0.0005 660�9 transit 404.73�2.28 0.79�0.02 4812�59 [23]
K2-276b 0.336�0.019 18.718269+0.003153
−0.003008 		0.1291�0.0011 583+10
−9 		transit 1597.8�23.9 0.82�0.02 5139�62 [23]
K2-277b 0.185�0.011 6.326763+0.000355
−0.000361 		0.0675�0.0006 958�14 transit 370.29�2.28 1.02�0.03 5741�65 [23]
K2-278b 0.266�0.021 3.334966+0.000701
−0.000859 		0.0488�0.0009 1711�101 transit 2622.7�53.7 1.40�0.08 6747�383 [23]
K2-279b 0.108�0.012 7.122605+0.001647
−0.001601 		0.0670+0.0008
−0.0009 		879�14 transit 599.48�5.15 0.79�0.03 5558�70 [23]
K2-280b 0.684�0.023 19.895202+0.000774
−0.000753 		0.1488+0.0019
−0.0020 		744�15 transit 1294.5�2.38 1.11�0.04 5742�90 [62][23][63][41]
K2-281b 0.730�0.019 8.687721+0.000151
−0.000150 		0.0773�0.0008 665�12 transit 1520.2�23.6 0.82�0.03 4812�72 [23]
K2-282b 0.252�0.012 4.169836+0.000279
−0.000300 		0.0499+0.0006
−0.0007 		1057�20 transit 1638.2�25.3 0.95�0.04 5523�82 [23] Two more planets discovered in 2019 and 2020[42]
K2-283b 0.314�0.014 1.921036+0.000051
−0.000053 		0.0291�0.0003 1186�20 transit 1331.5�15.7 0.89�0.03 5060�70 [23]
K2-284b 0.248+0.012
−0.011 		4.795069�0.000086 0.04771�0.00025 653+16
−14 		transit 351.0�1.6 0.63�0.01 4140�50 Very young host star[64]
K2-285b 0.03046+0.00381
−0.00431 		0.231�0.005 3.471745+0.000044
−0.000046 		0.03817+0.00095
−0.00092 		1088.9+22.1
−21.9 		transit 508�4 0.83�0.02 4975�95 [65]
K2-285c 0.04933+0.00717
−0.00670 		0.315�0.007 7.138048+0.000072
−0.000063 		0.0824�0.0018 741.4�14.5 transit 508�4 0.83�0.02 4975�95 [65]
K2-285d 0.020�0.020 0.221�0.005 10.45582+0.00025
−0.00023 		0.1178�0.0029 619.9+12.7
−12.5 		transit 508�4 0.83�0.02 4975�95 [65]
K2-285e 0.0337+0
−0.0337 		0.174�0.004 14.76289+0.00065
−0.00061 		0.18041+0.00420
−0.00430 		500.9+10.1
−9.9 		transit 508�4 0.83�0.02 4975�95 [65]
K2-287b [ru] 0.315�0.027 0.847�0.013 14.893291�0.000025 0.1206�0.0008 804+8
−7 		transit 518.7�4.2 1.06�0.02 5695�58 [66]
K2-292b 0.0771�0.0138 0.235+0.010
−0.009 		16.9841�0.0008 0.13�0.01 795+33
−28 		transit 372.76+2.67
−2.64 		1.00�0.03 5725�65 Host star also known as HD 119130[67]
K2-295b 0.335�0.062 {0.897+0.011
−0.005 		4.024867�0.000015 0.0451+0.0006
−0.0014 		852+14
−6 		transit 736.1�7.8 0.74�0.04 4444�70 [52]
K2-311b 13 1.11�0.07 3650+1280
−1130 		4.5�1.0 183+25
−18 		transit 1826.48 0.90�0.09 4898�68 [68]
Kepler-730c 0.140�0.012 2.851883380 0.03997+0.00089
−0.00069 		1607+27
−29 		transit 6590+254
−267 		1.05+0.07
−0.05 		5620+55
−59 		[69]
Kepler-1654b 0.819+0.019
−0.017 		1047.8356+0.0018
−0.0019 		2.026+0.037
−0.035 		206.0+3.7
−3.5 		transit 1884�13 1.011+0.056
−0.052 		5597+95
−93 		[70]
Kepler-1655b 0.016+0.010
−0.009 		0.1974�0.0073 11.87290396 0.103�0.001 transit 699.9�3.2 1.03�0.04 6148�71 Similar to a mini-Neptune[71]
Kepler-1656b 0.153+0.013
−0.012 		0.448�0.047 31.578659 0.197�0.021 651+51
−47 		transit 610�3 1.03�0.04 5731�60 Highly eccentric orbit[72]
Kepler-1657b 1.93+0.19
−0.21 		0.990+0.060
−0.070 		141.241671�0.000086 0.534+0.012
−0.030 		347�12 transit 3090�80 1.01+0.07
−0.16 		5830�100 Also called KOI-3680 b in Exoplanet Archive[73]
KMT-2016-BLG-1397Lb 7.00+5.20
−4.30 		5.1+1.5
−1.7 		microlensing 22000+3600
−4200 		0.45+0.33
−0.28 		[74]
KMT-2016-BLG-1820Lb 4.57+5.03
−2.14 		1.08+0.22
−0.24 		microlensing 20420+3720
−4170 		0.039+0.043
−0.018 		[75]
KMT-2016-BLG-2142Lb 15.49+24.99
−8.58 		0.830+0.150
−0.200 		microlensing 7010+1010
−1160 		0.0730+0.1170
−0.0400 		[75]
KPS-1b 1.090+0.086
−0.087 		1.03+0.13
−0.12 		1.706291 0.0269�0.0010 1459�56 transit 863.3�8.5 0.892+0.090
−0.100 		5165�90 First transiting exoplanet found by an amateur astronomer[76]
LHS 1140 c 0.00569�0.00123 0.1144�0.0021 3.777931�0.000003 0.02675�0.00070 438�9 transit 40.67�1.37 0.18�0.01 3216�39 [77]
MOA-2011-BLG-291Lb 0.057+0.107
−0.038 		0.69�0.24 microlensing 14000�4600 0.15+0.27
−0.10 		[78]
MOA-2015-BLG-337Lb [ja] 0.1060+0.4059
−0.0730 		0.24+0.06
−0.09 		microlensing 23000+3600
−3300 		0.00940+0.03590
−0.00650 		[79]
MOA-2016-BLG-319Lb 0.620+1.160
−0.330 		0.950+0.170
−0.200 		microlensing 22000+3900
−4600 		0.15+0.28
−0.08 		[80]
NGTS-2b 0.74+0.13
−0.12 		1.595+0.047
−0.045 		4.511164�0.000061 0.0630+0.0024
−0.0030 		1468+45
−42 		transit 1174+27
−25 		1.64+0.19
−0.22 		6478+94
−89 		[81] Also known as WASP-179b[82]
NGTS-3Ab 2.38�0.26 1.48�0.37 1.6753728 0.023+0.007
−0.005 		transit 2480�36 1.017�0.093 5600�150 [83]
NGTS-4b [it] 0.0648�0.0094 0.284�0.023 1.3373508�0.0000080 0.019�0.005 1650�400 transit 921.7�5.9 0.75�0.02 5143�100 [84]
OGLE-2011-BLG-0173Lb 0.19+0.18
−0.11 		8 microlensing 20000+4200
−5500 		0.41+0.30
−0.21 		[85] Not the planetary candidate OGLE-2017-BLG-0173Lb!
OGLE-2014-BLG-1722Lb 0.17+0.16
−0.10 		1512+3715
−1029 		1.9+1.3
−0.8 		microlensing 20900+4200
−5900 		0.40+0.36
−0.24 		3500+1490
−470 		[86]
OGLE-2014-BLG-1722Lc 0.26+0.27
−0.16 		2283+7021
−1589 		2.5+2.2
−1.1 		microlensing 20900+4200
−5900 		0.40+0.36
−0.24 		3500+1490
−470 		[86]
OGLE-2015-BLG-1670Lb 0.0563+0.0302
−0.0277 		2.62+0.58
−0.60 		microlensing 22000+3300
−4200 		0.55�0.28 [87]
OGLE-2016-BLG-1067Lb 0.43 1.7 microlensing 12165.633 0.3 [88]
OGLE-2017-BLG-0373Lb 0.40+0.64
−0.26 		2768+3343
−1704 		2.42+0.76
−0.78 		microlensing 19200+4200
−6400 		0.25+0.27
−0.13 		3250+500
−300 		[89]
OGLE-2017-BLG-0482Lb 0.0283+0.028
−0.014 		1972+1306
−2322 		1.8+0.6
−0.7 		microlensing 18900+5900
−6800 		0.20+0.20
−0.10 		3150+350
−300 		[90]
OGLE-2017-BLG-1140Lb 1.59+0.35
−0.26 		819+253
−218 		1.02�0.15 microlensing 11300 0.211+0.032
−0.025 		3170+60
−50 		[91]
OGLE-2017-BLG-1522Lb 0.75+1.26
−0.40 		780+728
−431 		0.59+0.12
−0.11 		microlensing 3200+3000
−1800 		0.045+0.076
−0.024 		1500+1000
−500 		[92]
OGLE-2017-BLG-1434Lb 0.014�0.002 968�69 1.18�0.10 microlensing 2800�290 0.234�0.026 3220+30
−70 		[93] Planet confirmed in 2021[94]
PDS 70b 8.0�6.0 >1.3 43500 22 imaging 369.96�1.70 0.76�0.02 3972�36 [95]
Pi Mensae c 0.0152+0.0026
−0.0027 		0.1822�0.0045 6.26790�0.00046 0.06839�0.00050 1169.8+2.8
−4.3 		transit 59.62�0.073 1.094�0.039 6037�45 [96]
Qatar-7b 1.88�0.25 1.70�0.03 {2.0320460�0.0000097 0.0352�0.0002 transit 2364.6337 1.409�0.026 6387�38 [97]
TCP J05074264+2447555 b 0.0289�0.0208 0.5 microlensing 1200 0.25�0.18 [98] Also known as Kojima-1Lb[99]
TYC 3318-1333-1 b 3.42�0.35 562.0+4.1
−4.0 		1.414�0.063 radial vel. 1622�33 1.19�0.14 4776�10 [35]
UKIRT-2017-BLG-001Lb 1.28+0.37
−0.44 		3468+2324
−1300 		4.18+0.96
−0.88 		microlensing 20500+5200
−6800 		0.81+0.21
−0.27 		5100+700
−1300 		[100]
WASP-134b 1.40�0.08 10.1498 0.0956�0.0025 953�22 transit 636�7 0.81�0.04 5700�100 [101]
WASP-134c 0.70�0.07 70.01�0.14 radial vel. 636�7 0.81�0.04 5700�100 [101]
WASP-137b 0.681�0.054 1.27�0.11 3.9080284�0.0000053 0.0519�0.0018 1601�65 transit 943�13 1.216�0.066 6100�140 [101]
WASP-143b 0.725�0.084 1.234�0.042 3.7788730�0.0000032 0.0490�0.0014 1325�30 transit 1310�20 1.087�0.045 5900�140 [101]
WASP-144b 0.44�0.06 0.85�0.05 2.2783152�0.0000013 0.0316�0.0005 1260�40 transit 1170�34 0.81�0.04 5200�140 [102]
WASP-145Ab 0.89�0.04 0.90�0.40 1.7690381�0.0000008 0.0261�0.0005 1200�60 transit 298�0.8 0.76�0.04 4900�150 [102]
WASP-146b 1.11�0.15 1.228�0.076 3.3969440�0.0000036 0.0451�0.0024 1486�43 transit 1610�90 1.057�0.085 6100�140 [101]
WASP-147b 0.275+0.028
−0.027 		1.115+0.140
−0.093 		4.602730�0.000027 0.0549+0.0012
−0.0013 		1404+69
−43 		transit 1390�46 1.044+0.070
−0.073 		5702�100 [103]
WASP-158b 2.79�0.23 1.07�0.15 3.656333�0.000004 0.0517�0.0018 1590�80 transit 1740�41 1.38�0.14 6350�150 [102]
WASP-159b 0.55�0.08 1.38�0.09 3.840401�0.000007 0.0538�0.0015 1850�50 transit 2382�36 1.41�0.12 6120�140 [102]
WASP-160Bb 0.278+0.044
−0.045 		1.090+0.047
−0.041 		3.7684952�0.0000035 0.0452�0.0012 1119+25
−23 		transit 926�16 9.750�2.280 5298�99 [103]
WASP-161b 2.49�0.21 1.143+0.065
−0.058 		5.4060425�0.0000048 0.0673�0.0023 1557+34
−29 		transit 1130�14 1.39�0.14 6400�100 [104] Proper name Isli
WASP-162b 5.2�0.2 1.00�0.05 9.62468�0.00001 0.0871�0.0013 910�20 transit 1023�13 0.95�0.04 5300�100 [102]
WASP-163b 1.87�0.21 1.202�0.097 1.6096884�0.0000015 0.0266�0.0014 1638�68 transit 858�12 0.97�0.15 5500�200 [104]
WASP-164b 2.13+0.12
−0.13 		1.128+0.041
−0.043 		1.7771255�0.0000028 0.02818+0.00065
−0.00072 		1610+58
−53 		transit 1050�23 0.9460+0.0670
−0.0710 		5806+190
−200 		[103]
WASP-165b 0.658+0.097
−0.092 		1.26+0.19
−0.17 		3.465509�0.000023 0.04823+0.00091
−0.00092 		1624+93
−89 		transit 1900�110 1.248+0.072
−0.070 		5599�150 [103]
WASP-166 b 0.101�0.005 0.63�0.03 5.443540�0.000004 0.0641�0.0011 1270�30 transit 368.55 1.19�0.06 6050�50 [105][106][107]
WASP-168b 0.42�0.04 1.5+0.5
−0.3 		4.153658�0.000003 0.0519�0.0008 1340�40 transit 1000�6 1.08�0.05 6000�100 [102]
WASP-170b 1.6�0.2 1.096�0.085 2.34478022�0.00000360 0.0337�0.0018 1422�42 transit 1005�12 0.93�0.15 5600�150 [104]
WASP-172b 0.47�0.10 1.57�0.10 5.477433�0.000007 0.0694�0.0011 1740�60 transit 1780�50 1.49�0.07 6900�140 [102]
WASP-173Ab 3.69�0.18 1.20�0.06 1.38665318�0.00000027 0.0248�0.0006 1880�55 transit 235�5.8 1.05�0.08 5800�140 [102] Also known as KELT-22Ab[108]
WASP-174b 1.3+0
−1.3 		1.3 4.233700 0.0559 1490 transit 1350 1.30 6400 [109]
WASP-190b 1.0�0.1 1.15�0.09 5.367753�0.000004 0.0663�0.0008 1500�50 transit 1796.323 1.35±0.05 6400±100 [110]
Wolf 503b [ru] 0.020±0.002 0.1811+0.0068
−0.0065 		6.00118+0.00008
−0.00011 		0.0571±0.0020 805±9 transit 145.4±0.3 0.688+0.023
−0.016 		4716±60 [111][112]

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Lists of exoplanets

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