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List of exoplanets discovered in 2014

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This is aList of exoplanets discovered in 2014.

For exoplanets detected only by radial velocity, the mass value is actually a lower limit. (SeeMinimum mass for more information)

Name	Mass (`M`_J)	Radius (`R`_J)	Period (days)	Semi-major axis (AU)	Temp. (K)^[1]	Discovery method	Distance (ly)	Host star mass (`M`_☉)	Host star temp. (K)	Remarks
BD-11 4672 b	0.53		1667	2.28		radial vel.	89	0.57	4475	^[2]
Beta Cancri b	7.8		605.2	1.7		radial vel.	290.4	1.7	4092.1	^[3]
Beta Ursae Minoris b	6.1		522.3	1.4		radial vel.	126.5	1.4	4126	^[3]
COROT-22b	0.038	0.435	9.75598	0.092	885	transit	1930	1.1	5939	^[4]
COROT-24b	0.018	0.33	5.1134	0.056	1070	transit	2000	0.91	4950	^[5]
COROT-24c	0.088	0.44	11.759	0.098	850	transit	2000	0.91	4950	^[5]
COROT-27b	10.39	1.007	3.57532	0.0476	1500	transit	3400±200	1.05	5900	^[6] Planet lost^[7]
Gliese 15 Ab	0.017		11.4433	0.0717		radial vel.	11.6	0.38	3567	^[8]
Gliese 27.1 b	0.0409		15.819	0.101		radial vel.	77.05	0.53	3542	Alternately known as Gliese 9018,^[9] not related toGliese 27.
Gliese 180 b	0.0261		17.380	0.103		radial vel.	38.95	0.43	3371	^[9]
Gliese 433 c	0.14		4900⁺¹⁸⁰⁰ ₋₁₀₀₀	4.7^+1.2 _−0.8		radial vel.	29.57	0.48	3472	^[9]
Gliese 422 b	0.0311		26.161	0.119		radial vel.	41.32	0.35	3323	^[9]
Gliese 687 b	0.058		38.14	0.16353		radial vel.	14.8	0.41	3413	^[10]
Gliese 3293 b	0.07406		30.5987	0.14339		radial vel.	51.4	0.42	3466	^[11]
Gliese 3293 c	0.06636		122.6196	0.36175		radial vel.	51.4	0.42	3466	^[11]
Gliese 3341 b	0.0208		14.207	0.089		radial vel.	77.1	0.47	3526	^[11]
GU Piscium b	11.3	1.265		2000		imaging	160	0.33	3250±32	^[12]
HAT-P-49b	1.73	1.413	2.691548	0.0438	2131	transit	1050	1.54	6820	^[13]
HAT-P-54b	0.76	0.944	3.799847	0.04117		transit	443	0.65	4390	^[14] Disputed in 2016,^[15] reconfirmed in 2021.^[16]
HATS-4b	1.323	1.02	2.516729	0.0362	1315	transit	1400	1	5403	^[17]
HATS-5b	0.237	0.912	4.763387	0.0542	1025	transit	840	0.94	5304	^[18]
HATS-6b	0.319	0.998	3.3252725	0.03623		transit	484	0.57	3724	^[19]
HD 564 b	0.33		492.3	1.2		radial vel.	175	0.96	5902	^[2]
HD 4203 c	2.17		6700	6.95		radial vel.	253.8	1.13	5702	^[20]
HD 5319 c	1.15		886	2.071		radial vel.	370	1.51	4958	^[21]
HD 10442 b	2.1		1043	2.335		radial vel.	443±4	1.56	5034	^[21]
HD 11506 c	0.408±0.057		223.41±0.32	0.774±0.038		radial vel.	167.4±0.4	1.12±0.02	5833±28	^[21]
HD 14067 b	7.8		1455	3.4		radial vel.	533	2.4	4815	^[22]
HD 30669 b	0.47		1684	2.69		radial vel.	186	0.92	5400	^[2]
HD 75784 b	1.15		341.7	1.073		radial vel.	224	1.41	4917	^[21]
HD 100546 b		3.4		53		imaging	320	2.4	10500	^[23]
HD 103720 b	0.62		4.5557	0.0498		radial vel.	136	0.79	5017	^[2]
HD 108341 b	3.5		1129	2		radial vel.	161	0.84	5122	^[2]
HD 114613 b	0.48		3827	5.16		radial vel.	66.8	1.36	5729	^[24]
HD 141399 b	0.451		94.44	0.415		radial vel.	118	1.07	5600	^[25]
HD 141399 c	1.33		201.99	0.689		radial vel.	118	1.07	5600	^[25]
HD 141399 d	1.18		1069.8	2.09		radial vel.	118	1.07	5600	^[25]
HD 141399 e	0.66		5000	5		radial vel.	118	1.07	5600	^[25]
HD 154857 c	2.58		3452	5.36		radial vel.	223.5	1.72	5605	^[24]
HIP 67851 b	1.38		88.9	0.46		radial vel.	208.3±0.6	1.63	4890	^[26]
HIP 67851 c	4.34±0.59		1741±39	3.09±0.18		radial vel.	208.3±0.6	1.63	4890	^[27]
HIP 97233 b	20		1058.8	2.55		radial vel.	347	1.93	5020	^[26]
HIP 105854 b	8.2		184.2	0.81		radial vel.	276	2.1	4780	^[28]
HIP 116454 b	0.037	0.226	9.1205	0.0906		radial vel.	180	0.78	5089	^[29]
Kapteyn b	0.015		48.616^+0.036 _−0.032	0.168		radial vel.	12.8	0.28	3550	Existence of planet been disputed.^[30]^[31]
Kapteyn c	0.022		121.54	0.311		radial vel.	12.8	0.28	3550	Existence of planet been disputed.^[30]^[31]
Kepler-23d		0.196	15.274299	0.124		transit	2600	1.11	5828	^[32]
Kepler-24d		0.149	4.244384	0.051		transit	3900	1.03	5897	^[32]
Kepler-24e		0.248	18.998355	0.138		transit	3900	1.03	5897	^[32]
Kepler-25d	0.283		123			radial vel.	798±4	1.19	6270	^[33]^[32]
Kepler-26d		0.095	3.543919	0.039		transit	1104±10	0.54	3914	^[32]
Kepler-26e		0.215	46.827915	0.22		transit	1104±10	0.54	3914	^[32]
Kepler-31d	6.8	0.348	87.6451	0.4		transit	6800	1.21	6340	^[32]
Kepler-37e			51.196			timing	220	0.8	5417	^[32]
Kepler-48d	0.025	0.182	42.8961			transit	1009±5	0.88	5194	^[33]^[32]
Kepler-48e	2.067		982			radial vel.	1009±5	0.88	5194	^[33]
Kepler-49d		0.143	2.576549	0.031		transit	1024±8	0.55	4252	^[32]
Kepler-49e		0.139	18.596108	0.116		transit	1024±8	0.55	4252	^[32]
Kepler-51d	0.024	0.865	130.194	0.509		transit	2610±50	1.04	6018	^[32]
Kepler-52d		0.174	36.445171	0.182		transit	1058±7	0.54	4263	^[32]
Kepler-53d		0.189	9.751962	0.091		transit	4600±200	0.98	5858	^[32]
Kepler-54d		0.136	20.995694	0.126		transit	893±9	0.51	4252	^[32]
Kepler-55d		0.142	2.211099	0.029		transit	1920±30	0.62	4503	^[32]
Kepler-55e		0.138	4.617534	0.048		transit	1920±30	0.62	4503	^[32]
Kepler-55f		0.142	10.198545	0.081		transit	1920±30	0.62	4503	^[32]
Kepler-58d		0.262	40.101371	0.236		transit	3250±80	0.95	6099	^[32]
Kepler-79d	0.019	0.639	52.0902	0.287	553	transit	3230±60	1.17	6174	^[32]
Kepler-79e	0.013	0.311	81.0659	0.386	477	transit	3230±60	1.17	6174	^[32]
Kepler-80d	0.02124	0.136	3.07222	0.0372		transit	1160	0.73	4540	^[32]
Kepler-80e	0.01299	0.143	4.64489	0.0491		transit	1160	0.73	4540	^[32]
Kepler-81d		0.108	20.837846	0.128		transit	1147±10	0.64	4500	^[32]
Kepler-82d		0.158	2.382961	0.034		transit	3030±80	0.85	5428	^[32]
Kepler-82e		0.22	5.902206	0.063		transit	3030±80	0.85	5428	^[32]
Kepler-83d		0.173	5.169796	0.051		transit	1320±17	0.66	4648	^[32]
Kepler-84d		0.123	4.224537	0.052		transit	4700±500	1	6031	^[32]
Kepler-84e		0.232	27.434389	0.181		transit	4700±500	1	6031	^[32]
Kepler-84f		0.196	44.552169	0.25		transit	4700±500	1	6031	^[32]
Kepler-85d		0.107	17.91323	0.13		transit	2550±50	0.92	5436	^[32]
Kepler-85e		0.113	25.216751	0.163		transit	2550±50	0.92	5436	^[32]
Kepler-93b	0.01265	0.132	4.72673978	0.053	1037	transit	313.7±0.7	0.91	5669	^[33]
Kepler-93c	3		1460			radial vel.	313.7±0.7	0.91	5669	^[33]
Kepler-94b	0.034	0.313	2.50806			transit	629±2	0.81	4781	^[33]
Kepler-94c	9.836		820.3			radial vel.	629±2	0.81	4781	^[33]
Kepler-95b	0.041	0.305	11.5231			transit	1472±18	1.08	5699	^[33]
Kepler-96b	0.027	0.238	16.2385			transit	402.2±1.3	1	5690	^[33]
Kepler-97b	0.011	0.132	2.58664			transit	1322±11	0.94	5779	^[33]
Kepler-97c	1.08		789			radial vel.	1322±11	0.94	5779	^[33]
Kepler-98b	0.011	0.178	1.54168			transit	1154±9	0.99	5539	^[33]
Kepler-99b	0.019	0.132	4.60358			transit	683±3	0.79	4782	^[33]
Kepler-100b	0.023	0.118	6.88705			transit	1002±5	1.08	5825	^[33]^[32]
Kepler-100c		0.196	12.8159			transit	1002±5	1.08	5825	^[33]^[32]
Kepler-100d		0.144	35.3331			transit	1002±5	1.08	5825	^[33]^[32]
Kepler-101b	0.16	0.51	3.4876812	0.0474		transit	3110±50	1.17	5667	^[32]
Kepler-101c	0.01	0.112	6.02976	0.0684		transit	3110±50	1.17	5667	^[32]
Kepler-102b		0.042	5.28696		792	transit	352.7±0.7	0.81	4909	^[33]^[32]
Kepler-102c		0.052	7.07142		718	transit	352.7±0.7	0.81	4909	^[33]^[32]
Kepler-102d	0.012	0.105	10.3117			transit	352.7±0.7	0.81	4909	^[33]^[32]
Kepler-102f		0.079	27.4536		457	transit	352.7±0.7	0.81	4909	^[33]^[32]
Kepler-103b	0.031	0.301	15.9654			transit	1637±19	1.09	5845	^[33]^[32]
Kepler-103c	0.114	0.459	179.612			transit	1637±19	1.09	5845	^[33]^[32]
Kepler-104b		0.277	11.427548	0.094		transit	1322±14	0.81	5711	^[32]
Kepler-104c		0.279	23.668205	0.153		transit	1322±14	0.81	5711	^[32]
Kepler-104d		0.319	51.755394	0.257		transit	1322±14	0.81	5711	^[32]
Kepler-105c	0.01447	0.117	7.1262			transit	1517±18	0.96	5827	^[32]
Kepler-106b		0.073	6.16486			transit	1470±20	1	5858	^[33]
Kepler-106c	0.033	0.223	13.5708			transit	1470±20	1	5858	^[33]^[32]
Kepler-106d		0.085	23.9802			transit	1470±20	1	5858	^[33]^[32]
Kepler-106e	0.035	0.228	43.8445			transit	1470±20	1	5858	^[33]^[32]
Kepler-107b		0.139	3.179997	0.044		transit	1741±18		5851	^[32]
Kepler-107c		0.161	4.901425	0.059		transit	1741±18		5851	^[32]
Kepler-107d		0.095	7.958203	0.082		transit	1741±18		5851	^[32]
Kepler-107e		0.308	14.749049	0.123		transit	1741±18		5851	^[32]
Kepler-108b		0.772	49.183921	0.292		transit	4200±500	0.87	5854	^[32]
Kepler-108c		0.73	190.323494	0.721		transit	4200±500	0.87	5854	^[32]
Kepler-109b		0.211	6.48163			transit	1570±17	1.04	5952	^[33]^[32]
Kepler-109c		0.225	21.2227			transit	1570±17	1.04	5952	^[33]^[32]
Kepler-110b		0.163	12.691112	0.107		transit	1950±30		5960	^[32]
Kepler-110c		0.197	31.719775	0.198		transit	1950±30		5960	^[32]
Kepler-111b		0.141	3.341815	0.046		transit	2190±20		5952	^[32]
Kepler-111c		0.651	224.784608	0.761		transit	2190±20		5952	^[32]
Kepler-112b		0.211	8.408878	0.076		transit	1698±14		5544	^[32]
Kepler-112c		0.214	28.574263	0.172		transit	1698±14		5544	^[32]
Kepler-113b	0.037	0.162	4.754			transit	862±3	0.75	4725	^[33]^[32]
Kepler-113c		0.194	8.92507			transit	862±3	0.75	4725	^[33]^[32]
Kepler-114b		0.112	5.188549	0.053	722	transit	852±4	0.56	4605	^[32]
Kepler-115b		0.097	2.403679	0.036		transit	2070±20	1	5979	^[32]
Kepler-115c		0.232	8.990889	0.087		transit	2070±20	1	5979	^[32]
Kepler-116b		0.305	5.968734	0.069		transit	3200±50	1.16	6142	^[32]
Kepler-116c		0.205	13.07163	0.116		transit	3200±50	1.16	6142	^[32]
Kepler-117b	0.094	0.719	18.7959228	0.1445		transit	4700	1.13	6150	^[32]
Kepler-117c	1.84	1.101	50.790391	0.2804		transit	4700	1.13	6150	^[32]
Kepler-118b		0.175	7.518496	0.073		transit	1900±20	0.86	5274	^[32]
Kepler-118c		0.685	20.17202	0.141		transit	1900±20	0.86	5274	^[32]
Kepler-119b		0.321	2.422082	0.035		transit	2340±40		5595	^[32]
Kepler-119c		0.082	4.125103	0.049		transit	2340±40		5595	^[32]
Kepler-120b		0.192	6.312501	0.055		transit	1281±10		4096	^[32]
Kepler-120c		0.136	12.794585	0.088		transit	1281±10		4096	^[32]
Kepler-121b		0.209	3.177422	0.039		transit	1690±20		5311	^[32]
Kepler-121c		0.203	41.008011	0.216		transit	1690±20		5311	^[32]
Kepler-122b		0.209	5.766193	0.064		transit	3450±70	0.99	6050	^[32]
Kepler-122c		0.524	12.465988	0.108		transit	3450±70	0.99	6050	^[32]
Kepler-122d		0.196	21.587475	0.155		transit	3450±70	0.99	6050	^[32]
Kepler-122e		0.232	37.993273	0.227		transit	3450±70	0.99	6050	^[32]
Kepler-122f	0.113	0.156	56.268			timing	3450±70	0.99	6050	?
Kepler-123b		0.262	17.232366	0.135		transit	3430±80	1.03	6089	^[32]
Kepler-123c		0.132	26.695074	0.181		transit	3430±80	1.03	6089	^[32]
Kepler-124b		0.065	3.410493	0.039		transit	1386±10		4984	^[32]
Kepler-124c		0.156	13.821375	0.1		transit	1386±10		4984	^[32]
Kepler-124d		0.099	30.950851	0.17		transit	1386±10		4984	^[32]
Kepler-125b		0.211	4.164389	0.041		transit	601±3	0.55	3810	^[32]
Kepler-125c		0.066	5.774464	0.051		transit	601±3	0.55	3810	^[32]
Kepler-126b		0.136	10.495711	0.099		transit	779±5		6239	^[32]
Kepler-126c		0.141	21.869741	0.162		transit	779±5		6239	^[32]
Kepler-126d		0.223	100.283134	0.448		transit	779±5		6239	^[32]
Kepler-127b		0.125	14.435889	0.125		transit	1162±8		6106	^[32]
Kepler-127c		0.237	29.393195	0.2		transit	1162±8		6106	^[32]
Kepler-127d		0.236	48.630408	0.28		transit	1162±8		6106	^[32]
Kepler-129b		0.211	15.79186	0.131		transit	1349±14	1.18	5770	^[32]
Kepler-129c		0.227	82.20017	0.393		transit	1349±14	1.18	5770	^[32]
Kepler-130c		0.259	27.50868	0.178		transit	1042±7	1	5884	^[32]
Kepler-130d		0.146	87.517905	0.377		transit	1042±7	1	5884	^[32]
Kepler-131b	0.051	0.215	16.092			transit	750±4	1.02	5685	^[33]^[32]
Kepler-131c	0.026	0.075	25.5169			transit	750±4	1.02	5685	^[33]^[32]
Kepler-132b		0.108	6.178196	0.067		transit	900±70		6003	^[32]
Kepler-132c		0.114	6.414914	0.068		transit	900±70		6003	^[32]
Kepler-132d		0.138	18.010199	0.136		transit	900±70		6003	^[32]
Kepler-133b		0.157	8.129976	0.083		transit	2170±60		5736	^[32]
Kepler-133c		0.253	31.517586	0.204		transit	2170±60		5736	^[32]
Kepler-134b		0.178	5.317429	0.06		transit	1102±7		5983	^[32]
Kepler-134c		0.112	10.105785	0.092		transit	1102±7		5983	^[32]
Kepler-135b		0.161	6.00253	0.067		transit	2060±40		6090	^[32]
Kepler-135c		0.103	11.448708	0.103		transit	2060±40		6090	^[32]
Kepler-136b		0.183	11.5789	0.106		transit	1389±14	1.2	6165	^[32]
Kepler-136c		0.178	16.399235	0.133		transit	1389±14	1.2	6165	^[32]
Kepler-137b		0.131	8.436387	0.077		transit	996±6		5187	^[32]
Kepler-137c		0.168	18.735753	0.13		transit	996±6		5187	^[32]
Kepler-138b	0.00021	0.047	10.3126			transit	218.5±0.3	0.52	3841	^[32]
Kepler-138c	0.0062	0.107	13.7813			transit	218.5±0.3	0.52	3841	^[32]
Kepler-138d	0.00201	0.108	23.0881		431	transit	218.5±0.3	0.52	3841	^[32]
Kepler-139b		0.262	15.771044	0.127		transit	1289±13	1.08	5594	^[32]
Kepler-139c		0.302	157.072878	0.586		transit	1289±13	1.08	5594	^[32]
Kepler-140b		0.144	3.25427	0.045		transit	1940±20		6077	^[32]
Kepler-140c		0.161	91.353282	0.414		transit	1940±20		6077	^[32]
Kepler-141b		0.062	3.107675	0.039		transit	990±4	1	4910	^[32]
Kepler-141c		0.126	7.010606	0.067		transit	990±4	1	4910	?
Kepler-142b		0.178	2.024152	0.032		transit	1818±13	0.99	5790	^[32]
Kepler-142c		0.255	4.761702	0.057		transit	1818±13	0.99	5790	^[32]
Kepler-142d		0.193	41.809118	0.242		transit	1818±13	0.99	5790	^[32]
Kepler-143b		0.215	16.007583	0.127		transit	2700±40		5848	^[32]
Kepler-143c		0.301	27.082511	0.181		transit	2700±40		5848	^[32]
Kepler-144b		0.119	5.885273	0.066		transit	1269±10	1.03	6075	^[32]
Kepler-144c		0.12	10.104665	0.094		transit	1269±10	1.03	6075	^[32]
Kepler-146b		0.331	31.158799	0.2		transit	2390±30		5948	^[32]
Kepler-146c		0.279	76.732171	0.364		transit	2390±30		5948	^[32]
Kepler-147b		0.136	12.610584	0.113		transit	3500±90	1.01	6012	^[32]
Kepler-147c		0.217	33.416423	0.216		transit	3500±90	1.01	6012	^[32]
Kepler-148b		0.161	1.729366	0.028		transit	2640±50		5272	^[32]
Kepler-148c		0.321	4.180043	0.05		transit	2640±50		5272	^[32]
Kepler-149b		0.376	29.198943	0.184		transit	1893±19		5381	^[32]
Kepler-149c		0.144	55.328328	0.281		transit	1893±19		5381	^[32]
Kepler-149d		0.353	160.018032	0.571		transit	1893±19		5381	^[32]
Kepler-150b		0.112	3.428054	0.044		transit	2980±60		5560	^[32]
Kepler-150c		0.329	7.381998	0.073		transit	2980±60		5560	^[32]
Kepler-150d		0.249	12.56093	0.104		transit	2980±60		5560	^[32]
Kepler-150e		0.278	30.826557	0.189		transit	2980±60		5560	^[32]
Kepler-151b		0.273	15.228958	0.116		transit	2160±30	0.83	5460	^[32]
Kepler-151c		0.186	24.674612	0.16		transit	2160±30	0.83	5460	^[32]
Kepler-152b		0.249	18.207973	0.124		transit	1457±10		5088	^[32]
Kepler-152c		0.213	88.255055	0.356		transit	1457±10		5088	^[32]
Kepler-153b		0.261	18.870227	0.129		transit	1518±11		5404	^[32]
Kepler-153c		0.226	46.90232	0.237		transit	1518±11		5404	^[32]
Kepler-154b		0.202	33.040532	0.198		transit	3070±60	0.89	5690	^[32]
Kepler-154c		0.263	62.303276	0.303		transit	3070±60	0.89	5690	^[32]
Kepler-155b		0.186	5.931194	0.056		transit	965±7	0.58	4508	^[32]
Kepler-155c		0.2	52.661793	0.242		transit	965±7	0.58	4508	^[32]
Kepler-156b		0.205	4.973456	0.054		transit	1465±11		5094	^[32]
Kepler-156c		0.227	15.906801	0.117		transit	1465±11		5094	^[32]
Kepler-157b		0.118	1.732342	0.028		transit	2580±40		5774	^[32]
Kepler-157c		0.2	13.5405	0.11		transit	2580±40		5774	^[32]
Kepler-158b		0.189	16.709184	0.111		transit	1037±6		4623	^[32]
Kepler-158c		0.17	28.551383	0.158		transit	1037±6		4623	^[32]
Kepler-159b		0.212	10.139623	0.082		transit	1232±10		4625	^[32]
Kepler-159c		0.304	43.595792	0.218		transit	1232±10		4625	^[32]
Kepler-160b		0.137	4.309427	0.05		transit	3140±60	0.88	5471⁺¹¹⁵ ₋₃₇	^[32]^[34]
Kepler-160c		0.322	13.699087	0.109		transit	3140±60	0.88	5471⁺¹¹⁵ ₋₃₇	^[32]^[34]
Kepler-161b		0.189	4.921355	0.054		transit	1435±10	0.77	5078	^[32]
Kepler-161c		0.183	7.06424	0.068		transit	1435±10	0.77	5078	^[32]
Kepler-162b		0.112	6.919798	0.069		transit	2860±50		5816	^[32]
Kepler-162c		0.27	19.446355	0.137		transit	2860±50		5816	^[32]
Kepler-163b		0.094	7.810937	0.078		transit	2300±40	0.96	5776	^[32]
Kepler-163c		0.202	21.347262	0.152		transit	2300±40	0.96	5776	^[32]
Kepler-164b		0.126	5.03503	0.058		transit	2980±50	1.11	5888	^[32]
Kepler-164c		0.244	10.945723	0.097		transit	2980±50	1.11	5888	^[32]
Kepler-164d		0.219	28.986769	0.187		transit	2980±50	1.11	5888	^[32]
Kepler-165b		0.207	8.180848	0.072		transit	1860±20		5211	^[32]
Kepler-165c		0.199	15.31299	0.11		transit	1860±20		5211	^[32]
Kepler-166b		0.203	7.650254	0.072		transit	2000±20		5413	^[32]
Kepler-166c		0.212	34.260281	0.195		transit	2000±20		5413	^[32]
Kepler-167b		0.144	4.3931632	0.0483		transit	1100	0.77	4890	^[32]
Kepler-167c		0.138	7.406114	0.0684		transit	1100	0.77	4890	^[32]
Kepler-168b		0.13	4.425391	0.056		transit	4550±160		6282	^[32]
Kepler-168c		0.24	13.193242	0.116		transit	4550±160		6282	^[32]
Kepler-169b		0.101	3.250619	0.04		transit	1341±9	0.86	4997	^[32]
Kepler-169c		0.108	6.195469	0.062		transit	1341±9	0.86	4997	^[32]
Kepler-169d		0.112	8.348125	0.075		transit	1341±9	0.86	4997	^[32]
Kepler-169e		0.196	13.767102	0.105		transit	1341±9	0.86	4997	^[32]
Kepler-169f		0.23	87.090195	0.359		transit	1341±9	0.86	4997	^[32]
Kepler-170b		0.285	7.930592	0.08		transit	2460±40		5679	^[32]
Kepler-170c		0.255	16.665863	0.131		transit	2460±40		5679	^[32]
Kepler-171b		0.209	4.166972	0.05		transit	2890±60		5642	^[32]
Kepler-171c		0.228	11.463462	0.098		transit	2890±60		5642	^[32]
Kepler-171d		0.169	39.595519	0.223		transit	2890±60		5642	^[32]
Kepler-172b		0.21	2.940309	0.04		transit	2770±60	0.86	5526	^[32]
Kepler-172c		0.255	6.388996	0.068		transit	2770±60	0.86	5526	^[32]
Kepler-172d		0.201	14.627119	0.118		transit	2770±60	0.86	5526	^[32]
Kepler-172e		0.246	35.118736	0.211		transit	2770±60	0.86	5526	^[32]
Kepler-173b		0.115	4.263742	0.048		transit	2780±50	0.78	6031	^[32]
Kepler-173c		0.217	8.005777	0.074		transit	2780±50	0.78	6031	^[32]
Kepler-174b		0.175	13.98179	0.1		transit	1268±8		4880	^[32]
Kepler-174c		0.133	44.000529	0.214		transit	1268±8		4880	^[32]
Kepler-174d		0.195	247.35373	0.677		transit	1268±8		4880	^[32]
Kepler-175b		0.228	11.903515	0.105		transit	4450±150	1.04	6064	^[32]
Kepler-175c		0.277	34.035257	0.213		transit	4450±150	1.04	6064	^[32]
Kepler-176b		0.128	5.433074	0.058		transit	1750±20		5232	^[32]
Kepler-176c		0.232	12.759712	0.102		transit	1750±20		5232	^[32]
Kepler-176d		0.224	25.751974	0.163		transit	1750±20		5232	^[32]
Kepler-178b		0.259	9.576694	0.085		transit	2380±30		5676	^[32]
Kepler-178c		0.257	20.552802	0.142		transit	2380±30		5676	^[32]
Kepler-178d		0.352	96.678988	0.397		transit	2380±30		5676	^[32]
Kepler-179b		0.146	2.735926	0.036		transit	2010±20		5302	^[32]
Kepler-179c		0.178	6.40013	0.064		transit	2010±20		5302	^[32]
Kepler-180b		0.134	13.817124	0.109		transit	2320±30	0.84	5731	^[32]
Kepler-180c		0.269	41.885775	0.229		transit	2320±30	0.84	5731	^[32]
Kepler-181b		0.113	3.137873	0.04		transit	2020±30		5333	^[32]
Kepler-181c		0.178	4.302149	0.049		transit	2020±30		5333	^[32]
Kepler-182b		0.23	9.825792	0.096		transit	5290±180	1.14	6250	^[32]
Kepler-182c		0.306	20.684342	0.157		transit	5290±180	1.14	6250	^[32]
Kepler-183b		0.184	5.687945	0.064		transit	3530±100		5888	^[32]
Kepler-183c		0.203	11.637071	0.103		transit	3530±100		5888	^[32]
Kepler-184b		0.211	10.687576	0.092		transit	2030±20		5788	^[32]
Kepler-184c		0.176	20.303005	0.141		transit	2030±20		5788	^[32]
Kepler-184d		0.222	29.022358	0.179		transit	2030±20		5788	^[32]
Kepler-185b		0.104	1.6329	0.026		transit	1542±15	0.79	5208	^[32]
Kepler-185c		0.18	20.729042	0.139		transit	1542±15	0.79	5208	^[32]
Kepler-186b		0.095	3.8867907	0.0343		transit	560	0.54	3755	^[32]
Kepler-186c		0.112	7.267302	0.0451		transit	560	0.54	3755	^[32]
Kepler-186d		0.125	13.342996	0.0781		transit	560	0.54	3755	^[32]
Kepler-186e		0.113	22.407704	0.11		transit	560	0.54	3755	^[32]
Kepler-186f		0.104	129.9441	0.432		transit	560	0.54	3755	? Potentially habitable exoplanet
Kepler-187b		0.126	4.938864	0.059		transit	3850±110	0.85	6105	^[32]
Kepler-187c		0.238	10.640263	0.099		transit	3850±110	0.85	6105	^[32]
Kepler-188b		0.15	2.061897	0.032		transit	3250±80		6021	^[32]
Kepler-188c		0.285	5.996553	0.066		transit	3250±80		6021	^[32]
Kepler-189b		0.108	10.399931	0.088		transit	1960±20	0.79	5235	^[32]
Kepler-189c		0.212	20.134866	0.137		transit	1960±20	0.79	5235	^[32]
Kepler-190b		0.139	2.019999	0.03		transit	1431±9	0.84	5106	^[32]
Kepler-190c		0.13	3.763024	0.045		transit	1431±9	0.84	5106	^[32]
Kepler-191b		0.12	9.939632	0.087		transit	1970±30	0.85	5282	^[32]
Kepler-191c		0.166	17.738506	0.128		transit	1970±30	0.85	5282	^[32]
Kepler-192b		0.244	9.926746	0.09		transit	2170±20		5479	^[32]
Kepler-192c		0.249	21.2234	0.15		transit	2170±20		5479	^[32]
Kepler-193b		0.213	11.38848	0.106		transit	3390±80		6335	^[32]
Kepler-193c		0.245	50.697494	0.286		transit	3390±80		6335	^[32]
Kepler-194b		0.135	2.092281	0.032		transit	3700±100		6089	^[32]
Kepler-194c		0.231	17.308032	0.131		transit	3700±100		6089	^[32]
Kepler-194d		0.214	52.814973	0.275		transit	3700±100		6089	^[32]
Kepler-195b		0.181	8.307872	0.077		transit	2170±30		5329	^[32]
Kepler-195c		0.138	34.096863	0.197		transit	2170±30		5329	^[32]
Kepler-196b		0.17	20.739886	0.138		transit	1491±10		5128	^[32]
Kepler-196c		0.2	47.427737	0.24		transit	1491±10		5128	^[32]
Kepler-197b		0.091	5.599308	0.06		transit	1088±7		6004	^[32]
Kepler-197c		0.11	10.349695	0.09		transit	1088±7		6004	^[32]
Kepler-197d		0.109	15.677563	0.119		transit	1088±7		6004	^[32]
Kepler-197e		0.081	25.209715	0.164		transit	1088±7		6004	^[32]
Kepler-198b		0.252	17.790037	0.131		transit	1638±14	0.93	5574	^[32]
Kepler-198c		0.22	49.567416	0.259		transit	1638±14	0.93	5574	^[32]
Kepler-199b		0.277	23.637604	0.158		transit	1725±14		5644	^[32]
Kepler-199c		0.29	67.093408	0.316		transit	1725±14		5644	^[32]
Kepler-200b		0.19	8.594805	0.08		transit	2210±20		5678	^[32]
Kepler-200c		0.142	10.222157	0.09		transit	2210±20		5678	^[32]
Kepler-201b		0.219	25.672083	0.175		transit	2240±30	1.17	6065	^[32]
Kepler-201c		0.254	151.884058	0.573		transit	2240±30	1.17	6065	^[32]
Kepler-202b		0.145	4.069427	0.045		transit	937±3		4668	^[32]
Kepler-202c		0.165	16.282493	0.113		transit	937±3		4668	^[32]
Kepler-203b		0.229	3.162697	0.043		transit	2340±30	0.98	5821	^[32]
Kepler-203c		0.22	5.370647	0.061		transit	2340±30	0.98	5821	^[32]
Kepler-203d		0.128	11.32972	0.1		transit	2340±30	0.98	5821	^[32]
Kepler-204b		0.226	14.400974	0.117		transit	2280±20	0.96	5812	^[32]
Kepler-204c		0.16	25.660593	0.173		transit	2280±20	0.96	5812	^[32]
Kepler-205b		0.135	2.75564	0.032		transit	523.4±1.1		4321	^[32]
Kepler-205c		0.146	20.306546	0.122		transit	523.4±1.1		4321	^[32]
Kepler-206b		0.107	7.781987	0.078		transit	1972±16	0.94	5764	^[32]
Kepler-206c		0.158	13.137471	0.111		transit	1972±16	0.94	5764	^[32]
Kepler-206d		0.106	23.44281	0.163		transit	1972±16	0.94	5764	^[32]
Kepler-207b		0.14	1.611865	0.029		transit	2920±30		5920	^[32]
Kepler-207c		0.134	3.071571	0.044		transit	2920±30		5920	^[32]
Kepler-207d		0.295	5.868075	0.068		transit	2920±30		5920	^[32]
Kepler-208b		0.145	4.22864	0.054		transit	2580±20	1.03	6092	^[32]
Kepler-208c		0.124	7.466623	0.079		transit	2580±20	1.03	6092	^[32]
Kepler-208d		0.107	11.131786	0.103		transit	2580±20	1.03	6092	^[32]
Kepler-208e		0.132	16.259458	0.132		transit	2580±20	1.03	6092	^[32]
Kepler-209b		0.202	16.087845	0.122		transit	1913±18		5513	^[32]
Kepler-209c		0.277	41.749882	0.231		transit	1913±18		5513	^[32]
Kepler-210b		0.262	2.453234	0.032		transit	764±2		4559	^[32]
Kepler-210c		0.323	7.972513	0.07		transit	764±2		4559	^[32]
Kepler-211b		0.112	4.138575	0.048		transit	1018±5	0.97	5123	^[32]
Kepler-211c		0.115	6.04045	0.062		transit	1018±5	0.97	5123	^[32]
Kepler-212b		0.097	16.257582	0.133		transit	2280±20	1.16	5852	^[32]
Kepler-212c		0.244	31.805174	0.207		transit	2280±20	1.16	5852	^[32]
Kepler-213b		0.145	2.46236	0.036		transit	2100±20	0.94	5696	^[32]
Kepler-213c		0.209	4.822962	0.057		transit	2100±20	0.94	5696	^[32]
Kepler-214b		0.233	15.660544	0.13		transit	4080±70		6169	^[32]
Kepler-214c		0.19	28.7798	0.194		transit	4080±70		6169	^[32]
Kepler-215b		0.145	9.360672	0.084		transit	1607±12	0.77	5739	^[32]
Kepler-215c		0.158	14.667108	0.113		transit	1607±12	0.77	5739	^[32]
Kepler-215d		0.213	30.864423	0.185		transit	1607±12	0.77	5739	^[32]
Kepler-215e		0.156	68.16101	0.314		transit	1607±12	0.77	5739	^[32]
Kepler-216b		0.21	7.693641	0.079		transit	4000±70		6091	^[32]
Kepler-216c		0.271	17.406669	0.136		transit	4000±70		6091	^[32]
Kepler-217b		0.199	5.374943	0.065		transit	3720±50		6171	^[32]
Kepler-217c		0.165	8.586004	0.089		transit	3720±50		6171	^[32]
Kepler-218b		0.132	3.619337	0.046		transit	2180±20		5502	^[32]
Kepler-218c		0.28	44.699576	0.248		transit	2180±20		5502	^[32]
Kepler-219b		0.263	4.585512	0.057		transit	2620±30		5786	^[32]
Kepler-219c		0.319	22.714613	0.165		transit	2620±30		5786	^[32]
Kepler-219d		0.251	47.903645	0.272		transit	2620±30		5786	^[32]
Kepler-220b		0.072	4.159807	0.046		transit	560±2		4632	^[32]
Kepler-220c		0.14	9.034199	0.076		transit	560±2		4632	^[32]
Kepler-220d		0.087	28.122397	0.163		transit	560±2		4632	^[32]
Kepler-220e		0.119	45.902733	0.226		transit	560±2		4632	^[32]
Kepler-221b		0.153	2.795906	0.037		transit	1270±9	0.72	5243	^[32]
Kepler-221c		0.261	5.690586	0.059		transit	1270±9	0.72	5243	^[32]
Kepler-221d		0.244	10.04156	0.087		transit	1270±9	0.72	5243	^[32]
Kepler-221e		0.235	18.369917	0.13		transit	1270±9	0.72	5243	^[32]
Kepler-222b		0.282	3.936981	0.048		transit	2520±40		5433	^[32]
Kepler-222c		0.414	10.08881	0.091		transit	2520±40		5433	^[32]
Kepler-222d		0.329	28.081912	0.18		transit	2520±40		5433	^[32]
Kepler-223b	0.02328	0.267	7.38449			transit	6400±400	1.12		^[32]
Kepler-223c	0.01605	0.307	9.84564			transit	6400±400	1.12		^[32]
Kepler-223d	0.02517	0.467	14.78869			transit	6400±400	1.12		^[32]
Kepler-223e	0.0151	0.41	19.72567			transit	6400±400	1.12		^[32]
Kepler-224b		0.124	3.132924	0.038		transit	2600±60	0.74	5018	^[32]
Kepler-224c		0.278	5.925003	0.058		transit	2600±60	0.74	5018	^[32]
Kepler-224d		0.205	11.349393	0.089		transit	2600±60	0.74	5018	^[32]
Kepler-224e		0.176	18.643577	0.124		transit	2600±60	0.74	5018	^[32]
Kepler-225b		0.107	6.738975	0.056		transit	1850±40		3682	^[32]
Kepler-225c		0.164	18.794234	0.111		transit	1850±40		3682	^[32]
Kepler-226b		0.138	3.940997	0.047		transit	3280±80	0.86	5571	^[32]
Kepler-226c		0.203	5.349555	0.058		transit	3280±80	0.86	5571	^[32]
Kepler-226d		0.109	8.109044	0.076		transit	3280±80	0.86	5571	^[32]
Kepler-227b		0.277	9.488015	0.09		transit	3640±100		5854	^[32]
Kepler-227c		0.271	54.418694	0.29		transit	3640±100		5854	^[32]
Kepler-228b		0.136	2.566546	0.038		transit	5600±300		6043	^[32]
Kepler-228c		0.241	4.134444	0.052		transit	5600±300		6043	^[32]
Kepler-228d		0.36	11.094286	0.101		transit	5600±300		6043	^[32]
Kepler-229b		0.196	6.252972	0.062		transit	2750±70		5120	^[32]
Kepler-229c		0.439	16.068638	0.117		transit	2750±70		5120	^[32]
Kepler-229d		0.343	41.194912	0.22		transit	2750±70		5120	^[32]
Kepler-230b		0.38	32.625555	0.191		transit	2460±40		5588	^[32]
Kepler-230c		0.182	91.773242	0.38		transit	2460±40		5588	^[32]
Kepler-231b		0.154	10.065275	0.074		transit	988±9	0.58	3767	^[32]
Kepler-231c		0.172	19.271566	0.114		transit	988±9	0.58	3767	^[32]
Kepler-232b		0.275	4.431222	0.054		transit	4570±160		5847	^[32]
Kepler-232c		0.342	11.379349	0.101		transit	4570±160		5847	^[32]
Kepler-233b		0.217	8.472382	0.077		transit	2860±60		5360	^[32]
Kepler-233c		0.242	60.418955	0.287		transit	2860±60		5360	^[32]
Kepler-234b		0.33	2.711506	0.04		transit	5900±300		6224	^[32]
Kepler-234c		0.313	7.21205	0.077		transit	5900±300		6224	^[32]
Kepler-235b		0.199	3.340222	0.037		transit	1410±20	0.59	4255	^[32]
Kepler-235c		0.114	7.824904	0.065		transit	1410±20	0.59	4255	^[32]
Kepler-235d		0.183	20.060548	0.122		transit	1410±20	0.59	4255	^[32]
Kepler-235e		0.198	46.183669	0.213		transit	1410±20	0.59	4255	^[32]
Kepler-236b		0.14	8.295611	0.065		transit	949±7	0.56	3750	^[32]
Kepler-236c		0.178	23.968127	0.132		transit	949±7	0.56	3750	^[32]
Kepler-237b		0.126	4.715106	0.05		transit	2180±30	0.7	4861	^[32]
Kepler-237c		0.186	8.103636	0.071		transit	2180±30	0.7	4861	^[32]
Kepler-238b		0.154	2.090876	0.034		transit	6200±300	1.06	5751	^[32]
Kepler-238c		0.213	6.155557	0.069		transit	6200±300	1.06	5751	^[32]
Kepler-238d		0.274	13.233549	0.115		transit	6200±300	1.06	5751	^[32]
Kepler-239b		0.208	11.763051	0.095		transit	2150±40	0.74	4914	^[32]
Kepler-239c		0.224	56.228098	0.268		transit	2150±40	0.74	4914	^[32]
Kepler-240b		0.122	4.144495	0.048		transit	2480±60		4985	^[32]
Kepler-240c		0.196	7.953528	0.074		transit	2480±60		4985	^[32]
Kepler-241b		0.208	12.718092	0.094		transit	1980±130		4699	^[32]
Kepler-241c		0.229	36.065978	0.189		transit	1980±130		4699	^[32]
Kepler-242b		0.233	8.20395	0.075		transit	1990±30		5020	^[32]
Kepler-242c		0.178	14.496481	0.109		transit	1990±30		5020	^[32]
Kepler-243b		0.219	5.715442	0.062		transit	2300±30	0.89	5228	^[32]
Kepler-243c		0.178	20.026218	0.142		transit	2300±30	0.89	5228	^[32]
Kepler-244b		0.246	4.311792	0.05		transit	3480±120		5554	^[32]
Kepler-244c		0.183	9.767292	0.087		transit	3480±120		5554	^[32]
Kepler-244d		0.206	20.050401	0.14		transit	3480±120		5554	^[32]
Kepler-245b		0.229	7.49019	0.071		transit	2870±80	0.8	5100	^[32]
Kepler-245c		0.194	17.460812	0.124		transit	2870±80	0.8	5100	^[32]
Kepler-245d		0.27	36.277108	0.202		transit	2870±80	0.8	5100	^[32]
Kepler-246b		0.209	4.60182	0.052		transit	2070±20	0.86	5206	^[32]
Kepler-246c		0.134	11.187161	0.095		transit	2070±20	0.86	5206	^[32]
Kepler-247b		0.146	3.33616	0.042		transit	2200±40		5100	^[32]
Kepler-247c		0.365	9.439452	0.084		transit	2200±40		5100	^[32]
Kepler-247d		0.352	20.477912	0.14		transit	2200±40		5100	^[32]
Kepler-248b		0.269	6.308205	0.066		transit	2460±40		5190	^[32]
Kepler-248c		0.363	16.239494	0.123		transit	2460±40		5190	^[32]
Kepler-249b		0.097	3.306539	0.035		transit	624±3		3568	^[32]
Kepler-249c		0.135	7.113702	0.058		transit	624±3		3568	^[32]
Kepler-249d		0.14	15.368459	0.097		transit	624±3		3568	^[32]
Kepler-250b		0.101	4.148141	0.048		transit	2530±50	0.8	5160	^[32]
Kepler-250c		0.203	7.156804	0.069		transit	2530±50	0.8	5160	^[32]
Kepler-250d		0.194	17.648312	0.127		transit	2530±50	0.8	5160	^[32]
Kepler-251b		0.119	4.790936	0.053		transit	3090±90	0.91	5526	^[32]
Kepler-251c		0.247	16.514043	0.122		transit	3090±90	0.91	5526	^[32]
Kepler-251d		0.247	30.133001	0.182		transit	3090±90	0.91	5526	^[32]
Kepler-251e		0.247	99.640161	0.404		transit	3090±90	0.91	5526	^[32]
Kepler-252b		0.11	6.668391	0.058		transit	1251±11	0.52	4208	^[32]
Kepler-252c		0.192	10.848463	0.08		transit	1251±11	0.52	4208	^[32]
Kepler-253b		0.145	3.783986	0.046		transit	2800±60		5208	^[32]
Kepler-253c		0.236	10.281951	0.089		transit	2800±60		5208	^[32]
Kepler-253d		0.283	18.119869	0.13		transit	2800±60		5208	^[32]
Kepler-254b		0.345	5.826662	0.064		transit	4700±200		5957	^[32]
Kepler-254c		0.192	12.412183	0.105		transit	4700±200		5957	^[32]
Kepler-254d		0.223	18.746477	0.139		transit	4700±200		5957	^[32]
Kepler-255b		0.138	5.714606	0.063		transit	3530±100	0.97	5573	^[32]
Kepler-255c		0.267	9.946047	0.092		transit	3530±100	0.97	5573	^[32]
Kepler-256b		0.142	1.620493	0.027		transit	3440±80	1.02	5551	^[32]
Kepler-256c		0.192	3.38802	0.045		transit	3440±80	1.02	5551	^[32]
Kepler-256d		0.221	5.839172	0.064		transit	3440±80	1.02	5551	^[32]
Kepler-256e		0.21	10.681572	0.096		transit	3440±80	1.02	5551	^[32]
Kepler-257b		0.233	2.382667	0.034		transit	2600±50		5180	^[32]
Kepler-257c		0.483	6.581484	0.066		transit	2600±50		5180	^[32]
Kepler-257d		0.442	24.664551	0.16		transit	2600±50		5180	^[32]
Kepler-258b		0.362	13.19722	0.103		transit	1900±20	0.8	4942	^[32]
Kepler-258c		0.322	33.653079	0.193		transit	1900±20	0.8	4942	^[32]
Kepler-259b		0.25	8.115317	0.079		transit	3360±80		5938	^[32]
Kepler-259c		0.241	36.924931	0.217		transit	3360±80		5938	^[32]
Kepler-260b		0.179	8.187399	0.075		transit	2080±20	0.88	5250	^[32]
Kepler-260c		0.155	76.050178	0.332		transit	2080±20	0.88	5250	^[32]
Kepler-261b		0.194	10.381227	0.088		transit	1044±5	0.87	5098	^[32]
Kepler-261c		0.178	24.570858	0.156		transit	1044±5	0.87	5098	^[32]
Kepler-262b		0.121	13.060855	0.108		transit	2030±20		5841	^[32]
Kepler-262c		0.146	21.853722	0.152		transit	2030±20		5841	^[32]
Kepler-263b		0.238	16.568087	0.12		transit	2510±50		5265	^[32]
Kepler-263c		0.22	47.332773	0.242		transit	2510±50		5265	^[32]
Kepler-264b		0.297	40.806231	0.249		transit	3150±60	1.32	6158	^[32]
Kepler-264c		0.252	140.101261	0.566		transit	3150±60	1.32	6158	^[32]
Kepler-265b		0.166	6.846262	0.069		transit	4330±160	1.03	5835	^[32]
Kepler-265c		0.235	17.028937	0.127		transit	4330±160	1.03	5835	^[32]
Kepler-265d		0.222	43.130617	0.236		transit	4330±160	1.03	5835	^[32]
Kepler-265e		0.231	67.831024	0.319		transit	4330±160	1.03	5835	^[32]
Kepler-266b		0.221	6.61833	0.071		transit	4640±190	0.99	5885	^[32]
Kepler-266c		0.347	107.723601	0.457		transit	4640±190	0.99	5885	^[32]
Kepler-267b		0.177	3.353728	0.037		transit	870±8	0.56	4258	^[32]
Kepler-267c		0.19	6.87745	0.06		transit	870±8	0.56	4258	^[32]
Kepler-267d		0.203	28.464515	0.154		transit	870±8	0.56	4258	^[32]
Kepler-268b		0.227	25.934138	0.18		transit	2840±30		6081	^[32]
Kepler-268c		0.302	83.446393	0.391		transit	2840±30		6081	^[32]
Kepler-269b		0.22	5.326718	0.061		transit	7900±600	0.98	5847	^[32]
Kepler-269c		0.151	8.127899	0.081		transit	7900±600	0.98	5847	^[32]
Kepler-270b		0.179	11.476094	0.107		transit	3180±40		6067	^[32]
Kepler-270c		0.158	25.262887	0.18		transit	3180±40		6067	^[32]
Kepler-271b		0.079	5.217738	0.056		transit	1334±12		5524	^[32]
Kepler-271c		0.089	7.410935	0.071		transit	1334±12		5524	^[32]
Kepler-272b		0.128	2.971353	0.038		transit	2970±40	0.79	5297	^[32]
Kepler-272c		0.16	6.057342	0.061		transit	2970±40	0.79	5297	^[32]
Kepler-272d		0.201	10.937304	0.091		transit	2970±40	0.79	5297	^[32]
Kepler-273b		0.134	2.936532	0.037		transit	2370±30		5626	^[32]
Kepler-273c		0.177	8.014927	0.073		transit	2370±30		5626	^[32]
Kepler-274b		0.137	11.634788	0.101		transit	4510±140		6023	^[32]
Kepler-274c		0.164	33.197861	0.204		transit	4510±140		6023	^[32]
Kepler-275b		0.209	10.300682	0.098		transit	7000±500	1.24	6165	^[32]
Kepler-275c		0.302	16.088134	0.132		transit	7000±500	1.24	6165	^[32]
Kepler-275d		0.297	35.676062	0.224		transit	7000±500	1.24	6165	^[32]
Kepler-276b		0.256	14.12841	0.119		transit	3850±150	1.1	6105	^[32]
Kepler-278b		0.363	30.160546	0.207		transit	1460±20		4991	^[32]
Kepler-278c		0.32	51.078775	0.294		transit	1460±20		4991	^[32]
Kepler-280b		0.129	2.139542	0.032		transit	2600±30	0.91	5744	^[32]
Kepler-280c		0.179	4.807091	0.056		transit	2600±30	0.91	5744	^[32]
Kepler-281b		0.252	14.646008	0.117		transit	6000±300	0.98	5723	^[32]
Kepler-281c		0.474	36.337373	0.215		transit	6000±300	0.98	5723	^[32]
Kepler-282b		0.09	9.220524	0.082		transit	4530±150	0.97	5602	^[32]
Kepler-282c		0.107	13.638723	0.106		transit	4530±150	0.97	5602	^[32]
Kepler-283b		0.19	11.008151	0.082		transit	1540±20		4351	^[32]
Kepler-283c		0.162	92.743711	0.341		transit	1540±20		4351	^[32]
Kepler-284b		0.2	12.699149	0.104		transit	3460±110		5615	^[32]
Kepler-284c		0.233	37.514456	0.213		transit	3460±110		5615	^[32]
Kepler-285b		0.12	2.633867	0.036		transit	2750±50	0.85	5411	^[32]
Kepler-285c		0.1	6.186676	0.064		transit	2750±50	0.85	5411	^[32]
Kepler-286b		0.111	1.796302	0.027		transit	4100±400		5580	^[32]
Kepler-286c		0.122	3.468095	0.042		transit	4100±400		5580	^[32]
Kepler-286d		0.119	5.914323	0.061		transit	4100±400		5580	^[32]
Kepler-286e		0.158	29.221289	0.176		transit	4100±400		5580	^[32]
Kepler-287b		0.208	20.342199	0.145		transit	2790±50		5806	^[32]
Kepler-287c		0.291	44.851896	0.246		transit	2790±50		5806	^[32]
Kepler-288b		0.149	6.097326	0.065		transit	4030±110	0.89	5918	^[32]
Kepler-288c		0.254	19.305772	0.14		transit	4030±110	0.89	5918	^[32]
Kepler-288d		0.238	56.633742	0.287		transit	4030±110	0.89	5918	^[32]
Kepler-289b	0.023	0.192	34.545	0.21		transit	2340±20	1.08	5990	^[32]
Kepler-289c	0.42	1.034	125.8518	0.51		transit	2340±20	1.08	5990	^[32]
Kepler-289d	0.013	0.239	66.0634	0.33		transit	2340±20	1.08	5990	?
Kepler-290b		0.201	14.589347	0.11		transit	2310±40		5147	^[32]
Kepler-290c		0.241	36.77031	0.205		transit	2310±40		5147	^[32]
Kepler-291b		0.193	3.546511	0.047		transit	6100±400	1.03	6002	^[32]
Kepler-291c		0.168	5.700786	0.065		transit	6100±400	1.03	6002	^[32]
Kepler-292b		0.118	2.580827	0.035		transit	3540±150	0.88	5299	^[32]
Kepler-292c		0.131	3.715335	0.045		transit	3540±150	0.88	5299	^[32]
Kepler-292d		0.199	7.055679	0.068		transit	3540±150	0.88	5299	^[32]
Kepler-292e		0.238	11.97901	0.097		transit	3540±150	0.88	5299	^[32]
Kepler-292f		0.21	20.834237	0.141		transit	3540±150	0.88	5299	^[32]
Kepler-293b		0.274	19.254196	0.144		transit	3260±70	1.01	5804	^[32]
Kepler-293c		0.342	54.155743	0.286		transit	3260±70	1.01	5804	^[32]
Kepler-294b		0.158	3.701212	0.048		transit	4600±200		5913	^[32]
Kepler-294c		0.242	6.6264	0.071		transit	4600±200		5913	^[32]
Kepler-295b		0.109	12.645164	0.099		transit	5800±300		5603	^[32]
Kepler-295c		0.104	21.526258	0.142		transit	5800±300		5603	^[32]
Kepler-295d		0.121	33.884054	0.192		transit	5800±300		5603	^[32]
Kepler-296b		0.144	10.864384	0.079		transit	740	0.5	3740	^[32]
Kepler-296c		0.178	5.8416366	0.0521		transit	740	0.5	3740	^[32]
Kepler-296d		0.186	19.850291	0.118		transit	740	0.5	3740	^[32]
Kepler-296e		0.136	34.14211	0.169		transit	740	0.5	3740	^[32]
Kepler-296f		0.161	63.33627	0.255		transit	740	0.5	3740	^[32]
Kepler-297b		0.256	38.871826	0.217		transit	2300±20		5619	^[32]
Kepler-297c		0.583	74.920137	0.336		transit	2300±20		5619	^[32]
Kepler-298b		0.175	10.475464	0.08		transit	1710±20	0.65	4465	^[32]
Kepler-298c		0.172	22.92881	0.136		transit	1710±20	0.65	4465	^[32]
Kepler-298d		0.223	77.473633	0.305		transit	1710±20	0.65	4465	^[32]
Kepler-299b		0.118	2.927128	0.04		transit	3530±80	0.97	5617	^[32]
Kepler-299c		0.236	6.885875	0.07		transit	3530±80	0.97	5617	^[32]
Kepler-299d		0.166	15.054786	0.118		transit	3530±80	0.97	5617	^[32]
Kepler-299e		0.167	38.285489	0.22		transit	3530±80	0.97	5617	^[32]
Kepler-300b		0.149	10.446347	0.094		transit	3690±60	0.94	5986	^[32]
Kepler-300c		0.201	40.714955	0.232		transit	3690±60	0.94	5986	^[32]
Kepler-301b		0.12	2.508553	0.036		transit	2390±30	0.91	5815	^[32]
Kepler-301c		0.12	5.419026	0.06		transit	2390±30	0.91	5815	^[32]
Kepler-301d		0.156	13.751243	0.112		transit	2390±30	0.91	5815	^[32]
Kepler-302b		0.362	30.184104	0.193		transit	4760±190		5740	^[32]
Kepler-302c		1.111	127.282184	0.503		transit	4760±190		5740	^[32]
Kepler-303b		0.079	1.937055	0.024		transit	688±3	0.59	3944	^[32]
Kepler-303c		0.102	7.061149	0.057		transit	688±3	0.59	3944	^[32]
Kepler-304b		0.255	3.295709	0.039		transit	1435±17	0.8	4731	^[32]
Kepler-304c		0.194	5.315946	0.054		transit	1435±17	0.8	4731	^[32]
Kepler-304d		0.245	9.653471	0.08		transit	1435±17	0.8	4731	^[32]
Kepler-305d		0.242	16.738661	0.121		transit	2900±80	0.76	5100	^[32]
Kepler-306b		0.136	4.646186	0.05		transit	2580±60	0.82	4954	^[32]
Kepler-306c		0.21	7.240193	0.067		transit	2580±60	0.82	4954	^[32]
Kepler-306d		0.22	17.326644	0.12		transit	2580±60	0.82	4954	^[32]
Kepler-306e		0.203	44.840975	0.227		transit	2580±60	0.82	4954	^[32]
Kepler-308b		0.189	9.694928	0.09		transit	4500±200		5895	^[32]
Kepler-308c		0.193	15.38231	0.123		transit	4500±200		5895	^[32]
Kepler-309b		0.139	5.923653	0.059		transit	1804±19		4713	^[32]
Kepler-309c		0.224	105.356383	0.401		transit	1804±19		4713	^[32]
Kepler-310b		0.106	13.930698	0.111		transit	1990±20	0.85	5797	^[32]
Kepler-310c		0.302	56.47542	0.281		transit	1990±20	0.85	5797	^[32]
Kepler-310d		0.22	92.876125	0.392		transit	1990±20	0.85	5797	^[32]
Kepler-311b		0.152	9.176092	0.087		transit	2590±30	1.06	5905	^[32]
Kepler-311c		0.128	19.738286	0.145		transit	2590±30	1.06	5905	^[32]
Kepler-312b		0.115	1.772419	0.031		transit	2660±40	1.23	6115	^[32]
Kepler-312c		0.281	19.747412	0.153		transit	2660±40	1.23	6115	^[32]
Kepler-313b		0.226	14.970418	0.125		transit	3500±300	0.9	5727	^[32]
Kepler-313c		0.229	32.273273	0.208		transit	3500±300	0.9	5727	^[32]
Kepler-314b		0.074	2.461069	0.035		transit	883±5	1.02	5378	^[32]
Kepler-314c		0.259	5.960392	0.064		transit	883±5	1.02	5378	^[32]
Kepler-315b		0.336	96.101141	0.402		transit	3910±120	0.78	5796	^[32]
Kepler-315c		0.37	265.469335	0.791		transit	3910±120	0.78	5796	^[32]
Kepler-316b		0.095	2.240508	0.027		transit	1269±12	0.53	4204	^[32]
Kepler-316c		0.103	6.827766	0.058		transit	1269±12	0.53	4204	^[32]
Kepler-317b		0.186	5.524242	0.061		transit	3150±80	0.95	5497	^[32]
Kepler-317c		0.153	8.77501	0.083		transit	3150±80	0.95	5497	^[32]
Kepler-318b		0.42	4.662715	0.056		transit	1618±10	1.05	5746	^[32]
Kepler-318c		0.328	11.815007	0.105		transit	1618±10	1.05	5746	^[32]
Kepler-319b		0.145	4.362705	0.051		transit	1666±15	1.29	5526	^[32]
Kepler-319c		0.235	6.941357	0.069		transit	1666±15	1.29	5526	^[32]
Kepler-319d		0.204	31.781925	0.191		transit	1666±15	1.29	5526	^[32]
Kepler-320b		0.102	8.371554	0.085		transit	2760±30		6435	^[32]
Kepler-320c		0.122	17.934937	0.142		transit	2760±30		6435	^[32]
Kepler-321b		0.158	4.915379	0.057		transit	1268±11	1.01	5740	^[32]
Kepler-321c		0.207	13.093921	0.11		transit	1268±11	1.01	5740	^[32]
Kepler-322b		0.09	1.653888	0.027		transit	1321±8	0.91	5388	^[32]
Kepler-322c		0.149	4.337234	0.051		transit	1321±8	0.91	5388	^[32]
Kepler-323b		0.128	1.678327	0.028		transit	1500±20	1.09	5987	^[32]
Kepler-323c		0.145	3.553822	0.046		transit	1500±20	1.09	5987	^[32]
Kepler-324b		0.102	4.385315	0.05		transit	1659±12	0.86	5194	^[32]
Kepler-324c		0.281	51.805612	0.26		transit	1659±12	0.86	5194	^[32]
Kepler-325b		0.26	4.544439	0.053		transit	2740±40	0.87	5752	^[32]
Kepler-325c		0.227	12.762172	0.105		transit	2740±40	0.87	5752	^[32]
Kepler-325d		0.249	38.715185	0.22		transit	2740±40	0.87	5752	^[32]
Kepler-326b		0.136	2.248329	0.032		transit	1610±30	0.98	5105	^[32]
Kepler-326c		0.125	4.580358	0.051		transit	1610±30	0.98	5105	^[32]
Kepler-326d		0.108	6.766888	0.066		transit	1610±30	0.98	5105	^[32]
Kepler-327b		0.099	2.549575	0.029		transit	794±4	0.55	3799	^[32]
Kepler-327c		0.092	5.212333	0.047		transit	794±4	0.55	3799	^[32]
Kepler-327d		0.154	13.969457	0.09		transit	794±4	0.55	3799	^[32]
Kepler-329b		0.125	7.416397	0.061		transit	1450±20	0.53	4257	^[32]
Kepler-329c		0.172	18.684737	0.113		transit	1450±20	0.53	4257	^[32]
Kepler-330b		0.12	8.25978	0.075		transit	2380±40	0.78	5117	^[32]
Kepler-330c		0.174	15.955387	0.116		transit	2380±40	0.78	5117	^[32]
Kepler-331b		0.162	8.457496	0.065		transit	1920±40	0.51	4347	^[32]
Kepler-331c		0.164	17.28111	0.105		transit	1920±40	0.51	4347	^[32]
Kepler-331d		0.146	32.134328	0.159		transit	1920±40	0.51	4347	^[32]
Kepler-332b		0.104	7.626324	0.07		transit	1133±5	0.8	4955	^[32]
Kepler-332c		0.097	15.995622	0.114		transit	1133±5	0.8	4955	^[32]
Kepler-332d		0.105	34.21154	0.189		transit	1133±5	0.8	4955	^[32]
Kepler-333b		0.118	12.551158	0.087		transit	1068±7	0.54	4259	^[32]
Kepler-333c		0.099	24.08821	0.135		transit	1068±7	0.54	4259	^[32]
Kepler-334b		0.1	5.470319	0.061		transit	1408±14	1	5828	^[32]
Kepler-334c		0.128	12.758005	0.107		transit	1408±14	1	5828	^[32]
Kepler-334d		0.126	25.09849	0.168		transit	1408±14	1	5828	^[32]
Kepler-335b		0.302	6.562331	0.075		transit	4320±100	0.99	5877	^[32]
Kepler-335c		0.274	67.844469	0.356		transit	4320±100	0.99	5877	^[32]
Kepler-336b		0.091	2.024823	0.033		transit	8000±7000	0.89	5867	^[32]
Kepler-336c		0.187	9.600001	0.092		transit	8000±7000	0.89	5867	^[32]
Kepler-336d		0.211	20.678772	0.154		transit	8000±7000	0.89	5867	^[32]
Kepler-337b		0.137	3.292781	0.045		transit	2250±30	0.96	5684	^[32]
Kepler-337c		0.183	9.693201	0.093		transit	2250±30	0.96	5684	^[32]
Kepler-338b		0.218	13.726976	0.117		transit	1830±20	1.1	5923	^[32]
Kepler-338c		0.209	24.310856	0.172		transit	1830±20	1.1	5923	^[32]
Kepler-338d		0.268	44.431014	0.257		transit	1830±20	1.1	5923	^[32]
Kepler-338e	0.027	0.139	9.341			timing	1830±20	1.1	5923	?
Kepler-339b		0.127	4.977656	0.055		transit	2040±30	0.84	5631	^[32]
Kepler-339c		0.103	6.988055	0.069		transit	2040±30	0.84	5631	^[32]
Kepler-339d		0.104	10.558345	0.091		transit	2040±30	0.84	5631	^[32]
Kepler-340b		0.226	14.844387	0.134		transit	2690±60	2.11	6620	^[32]
Kepler-340c		0.301	22.824669	0.178		transit	2690±60	2.11	6620	^[32]
Kepler-341b		0.105	5.195528	0.06		transit	3520±60	0.94	6012	^[32]
Kepler-341c		0.152	8.01041	0.08		transit	3520±60	0.94	6012	^[32]
Kepler-341d		0.165	27.666313	0.182		transit	3520±60	0.94	6012	^[32]
Kepler-341e		0.178	42.473269	0.242		transit	3520±60	0.94	6012	^[32]
Kepler-342b		0.201	15.170318	0.128		transit	2600±30	1.13	6175	^[32]
Kepler-342c		0.175	26.234138	0.185		transit	2600±30	1.13	6175	^[32]
Kepler-342d		0.222	39.459357	0.242		transit	2600±30	1.13	6175	^[32]
Kepler-343b		0.215	8.96855	0.088		transit	3100±60	1.04	5807	^[32]
Kepler-343c		0.18	23.22182	0.167		transit	3100±60	1.04	5807	^[32]
Kepler-344b		0.233	21.963945	0.153		transit	3360±100	0.9	5774	^[32]
Kepler-344c		0.263	125.596809	0.488		transit	3360±100	0.9	5774	^[32]
Kepler-345b		0.066	7.415563	0.066		transit	1180±50	0.59	4504	^[32]
Kepler-345c		0.107	9.387427	0.077		transit	1180±50	0.59	4504	^[32]
Kepler-346b		0.237	6.511127	0.071		transit	3300±80	0.97	6033	^[32]
Kepler-346c		0.274	23.851549	0.168		transit	3300±80	0.97	6033	^[32]
Kepler-347b		0.176	12.79836	0.11		transit	4400±90	1.04	6088	^[32]
Kepler-347c		0.156	27.320871	0.183		transit	4400±90	1.04	6088	^[32]
Kepler-348b		0.136	7.05677	0.076		transit	1890±20	1.15	6177	^[32]
Kepler-348c		0.119	17.265427	0.138		transit	1890±20	1.15	6177	^[32]
Kepler-349b		0.17	5.929778	0.065		transit	3150±60	0.97	5956	^[32]
Kepler-349c		0.175	12.247629	0.105		transit	3150±60	0.97	5956	^[32]
Kepler-350b		0.165	11.189562	0.104		transit	3200±60	1	6186	^[32]
Kepler-351b		0.273	37.054919	0.214		transit	3640±40	0.89	5643	^[32]
Kepler-351c		0.285	57.24809	0.287		transit	3640±40	0.89	5643	^[32]
Kepler-352b		0.077	10.05537	0.085		transit	830±4	0.79	5212	^[32]
Kepler-352c		0.111	16.332995	0.118		transit	830±4	0.79	5212	^[32]
Kepler-353b		0.079	5.795278	0.051		transit	1268±16	0.54	3903	^[32]
Kepler-353c		0.123	8.410894	0.065		transit	1268±16	0.54	3903	^[32]
Kepler-354b		0.164	5.47666	0.054		transit	1830±20	0.65	4648	^[32]
Kepler-354c		0.117	16.934402	0.115		transit	1830±20	0.65	4648	^[32]
Kepler-354d		0.111	24.209842	0.146		transit	1830±20	0.65	4648	^[32]
Kepler-355b		0.13	11.03189	0.102		transit	4870±160	1.05	6184	^[32]
Kepler-355c		0.242	25.762294	0.179		transit	4870±160	1.05	6184	^[32]
Kepler-356b		0.14	4.612696	0.057		transit	2350±30	0.97	6133	^[32]
Kepler-356c		0.161	13.121632	0.115		transit	2350±30	0.97	6133	^[32]
Kepler-357b		0.164	6.475434	0.063		transit	2290±40	0.78	5036	^[32]
Kepler-357c		0.238	16.85837	0.12		transit	2290±40	0.78	5036	^[32]
Kepler-357d		0.306	49.499875	0.246		transit	2290±40	0.78	5036	^[32]
Kepler-358b		0.243	34.060467	0.21		transit	3700±130	0.95	5908	^[32]
Kepler-358c		0.254	83.488369	0.381		transit	3700±130	0.95	5908	^[32]
Kepler-359b		0.315	25.563222	0.178		transit	4900±300	1.07	6248	^[32]
Kepler-359c		0.384	57.68802	0.307		transit	4900±300	1.07	6248	^[32]
Kepler-359d		0.358	77.095691	0.372		transit	4900±300	1.07	6248	^[32]
Kepler-360b		0.147	3.289672	0.044		transit	2930±50	0.95	6053	^[32]
Kepler-360c		0.187	7.186434	0.075		transit	2930±50	0.95	6053	^[32]
Kepler-361b		0.129	8.486616	0.086		transit	3110±50	1.07	6169	^[32]
Kepler-361c		0.225	55.188023	0.3		transit	3110±50	1.07	6169	^[32]
Kepler-362b		0.079	10.327186	0.087		transit	3660±180	0.77	5788	^[32]
Kepler-362c		0.129	37.866281	0.207		transit	3660±180	0.77	5788	^[32]
Kepler-363b		0.103	3.614568	0.048		transit	2540±20	1.23	5593	^[32]
Kepler-363c		0.151	7.542427	0.079		transit	2540±20	1.23	5593	^[32]
Kepler-363d		0.183	11.932125	0.107		transit	2540±20	1.23	5593	^[32]
Kepler-364b		0.138	25.745718	0.178		transit	2980±30	1.2	6108	^[32]
Kepler-364c		0.192	59.980627	0.312		transit	2980±30	1.2	6108	^[32]
Kepler-365b		0.182	10.664903	0.098		transit	2800±200	0.99	6012	^[32]
Kepler-365c		0.146	17.784129	0.137		transit	2800±200	0.99	6012	^[32]
Kepler-366b		0.13	3.281959	0.045		transit	6400±400	1.05	6209	^[32]
Kepler-366c		0.16	12.51616	0.11		transit	6400±400	1.05	6209	^[32]
Kepler-367b		0.116	37.815724	0.201		transit	616±2	0.75	4710	^[32]
Kepler-367c		0.107	53.578637	0.253		transit	616±2	0.75	4710	^[32]
Kepler-368b		0.291	26.84768	0.186		transit	2570±40	0.71	5502	^[32]
Kepler-368c		0.346	72.379334	0.36		transit	2570±40	0.71	5502	^[32]
Kepler-369b		0.101	2.732756	0.03		transit	840±120	0.54	3591	^[32]
Kepler-369c		0.126	14.871572	0.094		transit	840±120	0.54	3591	^[32]
Kepler-370b		0.142	4.57953	0.054		transit	3930±120	0.94	5852	^[32]
Kepler-370c		0.17	19.02293	0.14		transit	3930±120	0.94	5852	^[32]
Kepler-371b		0.169	34.763278	0.2		transit	2710±40	0.94	5666	^[32]
Kepler-371c		0.159	67.968015	0.313		transit	2710±40	0.94	5666	^[32]
Kepler-372b		0.121	6.849692	0.075		transit	5090±170	1.15	6509	^[32]
Kepler-372c		0.186	20.053763	0.154		transit	5090±170	1.15	6509	^[32]
Kepler-372d		0.151	30.092568	0.201		transit	5090±170	1.15	6509	^[32]
Kepler-373b		0.121	5.535309	0.06		transit	3670±70	0.87	5787	^[32]
Kepler-373c		0.111	16.725948	0.126		transit	3670±70	0.87	5787	^[32]
Kepler-374b		0.092	1.897806	0.029		transit	4280±120	0.84	5977	^[32]
Kepler-374c		0.098	3.282807	0.042		transit	4280±120	0.84	5977	^[32]
Kepler-374d		0.117	5.028219	0.056		transit	4280±120	0.84	5977	^[32]
Kepler-375b		0.129	12.125934	0.101		transit	4180±180	0.89	5826	^[32]
Kepler-375c		0.236	19.986326	0.141		transit	4180±180	0.89	5826	^[32]
Kepler-376b		0.095	4.920199	0.057		transit	3090±50	1.05	5900	^[32]
Kepler-376c		0.16	14.172327	0.115		transit	3090±50	1.05	5900	^[32]
Kepler-377b		0.124	12.509529	0.109		transit	2750±40	0.88	5949	^[32]
Kepler-377c		0.184	27.014976	0.182		transit	2750±40	0.88	5949	^[32]
Kepler-378b		0.067	16.092361	0.112		transit	498.3±1.4	0.96	4661	^[32]
Kepler-378c		0.062	28.906009	0.166		transit	498.3±1.4	0.96	4661	^[32]
Kepler-379b		0.148	20.09838	0.152		transit	2430±20	1.08	6054	^[32]
Kepler-379c		0.204	62.784697	0.326		transit	2430±20	1.08	6054	^[32]
Kepler-380b		0.106	3.930821	0.05		transit	2710±40	1.05	6045	^[32]
Kepler-380c		0.113	7.630004	0.078		transit	2710±40	1.05	6045	^[32]
Kepler-381b		0.088	5.629021	0.066		transit	878±5	1.34	6152	^[32]
Kepler-381c		0.1	13.391635	0.117		transit	878±5	1.34	6152	^[32]
Kepler-382b		0.118	5.262155	0.055		transit	3130±60	0.8	5600	^[32]
Kepler-382c		0.142	12.162701	0.097		transit	3130±60	0.8	5600	^[32]
Kepler-383b		0.118	12.904532	0.095		transit	1695	0.67	4710	^[32]
Kepler-383c		0.111	31.200751	0.172		transit	1695	0.67	4710	^[32]
Kepler-384b		0.1	22.597053	0.148		transit	2990±30	0.76	5577	^[32]
Kepler-384c		0.101	45.348269	0.236		transit	2990±30	0.76	5577	^[32]
Kepler-385b		0.244	10.043686	0.097		transit	4870±160	1.09	6326	^[32]
Kepler-385c		0.271	15.163161	0.127		transit	4870±160	1.09	6326	^[32]
Kepler-386b		0.124	12.31043	0.096		transit	2950±90	0.74	5178	^[32]
Kepler-386c		0.141	25.193458	0.155		transit	2950±90	0.74	5178	^[32]
Kepler-387b		0.092	6.791636	0.068		transit	2670±30	1.03	5774	^[32]
Kepler-387c		0.079	11.837549	0.098		transit	2670±30	1.03	5774	^[32]
Kepler-388b		0.072	3.173315	0.036		transit	2000±200	0.59	4498	^[32]
Kepler-388c		0.077	13.297004	0.093		transit	2000±200	0.59	4498	^[32]
Kepler-389b		0.135	3.244107	0.041		transit	2720±70	0.78	5376	^[32]
Kepler-389c		0.13	14.51143	0.11		transit	2720±70	0.78	5376	^[32]
Kepler-390b		0.073	6.738088	0.065		transit	1437±12	0.67	5166	^[32]
Kepler-390c		0.07	13.060022	0.101		transit	1437±12	0.67	5166	^[32]
Kepler-391b		0.285	7.416755	0.082		transit	2900±40	1.22	4940	^[32]
Kepler-391c		0.316	20.485435	0.161		transit	2900±40	1.22	4940	^[32]
Kepler-392b		0.089	5.341853	0.059		transit	2260±20	1.13	5938	^[32]
Kepler-392c		0.098	10.423118	0.093		transit	2260±20	1.13	5938	^[32]
Kepler-393b		0.115	9.182417	0.091		transit	2940±40	1.32	6189	^[32]
Kepler-393c		0.119	14.613612	0.124		transit	2940±40	1.32	6189	^[32]
Kepler-394b		0.143	8.005013	0.083		transit	3560±80	1.11	6402	^[32]
Kepler-394c		0.148	12.130686	0.11		transit	3560±80	1.11	6402	^[32]
Kepler-395b		0.092	7.054346	0.061		transit	1390±20	0.53	4262	^[32]
Kepler-395c		0.118	34.989262	0.177		transit	1390±20	0.53	4262	Potentially habitable exoplanet^[32]
Kepler-397b		0.219	22.250949	0.144		transit	3760		5307	^[32]
Kepler-397c		0.551	135.498527	0.48		transit	3760		5307	^[32]
Kepler-398b		0.083	4.081423	0.044		transit	581.4±1.8		4493	^[32]
Kepler-398c		0.09	11.419412	0.087		transit	581.4±1.8		4493	^[32]
Kepler-399b		0.086	14.425281	0.103		transit	4400±700		5502	^[32]
Kepler-399c		0.128	26.67569	0.155		transit	4400±700		5502	^[32]
Kepler-399d		0.169	58.034616	0.261		transit	4400±700		5502	^[32]
Kepler-400b		0.147	9.024389	0.087		transit	2340		5886	^[32]
Kepler-400c		0.133	17.340824	0.134		transit	2340		5886	^[32]
Kepler-401b		0.153	14.383035	0.122		transit	3230±50		6117	^[32]
Kepler-401c		0.192	47.318218	0.269		transit	3230±50		6117	^[32]
Kepler-402b		0.109	4.028751	0.051		transit	2070±20		6090	^[32]
Kepler-402c		0.139	6.124821	0.068		transit	2070±20		6090	^[32]
Kepler-402d		0.123	8.921099	0.087		transit	2070±20		6090	^[32]
Kepler-402e		0.13	11.242861	0.102		transit	2070±20		6090	^[32]
Kepler-403b		0.112	7.031462	0.076		transit	2800±50		6090	^[32]
Kepler-403c		0.156	54.280749	0.297		transit	2800±50		6090	^[32]
Kepler-404b		0.113	11.829851	0.102		transit	2710±40		5654	^[32]
Kepler-404c		0.153	14.751166	0.118		transit	2710±40		5654	^[32]
Kepler-405b		0.186	10.613839	0.095		transit	3570±140		5818	^[32]
Kepler-405c		0.416	29.726682	0.188		transit	3570±140		5818	^[32]
Kepler-406b	0.02	0.128	2.42629			transit	1199±11	1.07	5538	^[33]
Kepler-406c	0.009	0.076	4.62332			transit	1199±11	1.07	5538	^[33]
Kepler-407b		0.095	0.66931			transit	1114±8	1	5476	^[33]
Kepler-407c	12.6		3000			radial vel.	1114±8	1	5476	^[33]
Kepler-408b		0.073	2.46502			transit	290.3±0.9	1.08	6104	Host star known asHD 176693 or KOI-1612. Reported as 2.1% false positive probable in 2014,^[33] but confirmed by 2016.^[35]
Kepler-409b		0.106	68.9584			transit	222.8±0.3	0.92	5460	^[33]
Kepler-412b	0.941	1.341	1.7208604	0.02897		transit	3650±60	1.17	5750	^[36]
Kepler-413b	0.211	0.388	66.262	0.3553		transit	2830±70	0.82	4700	^[37]
Kepler-414b	0.011	0.153	4.7			timing	1364±9	0.89		^[38]
Kepler-414c	0.094	0.269	7.171			timing	1364±9	0.89		^[38]
Kepler-415b	0.377	0.108	4.176			timing	1750±30	0.67		^[38]
Kepler-415c			8.708			transit	1750±30	0.67		?
Kepler-416b	0.183	0.221	6.319			timing	2290±30	1		^[38]
Kepler-416c			12.209			transit	2290±30	1		?
Kepler-417b	0.035	0.206	12.331			transit	3250±150	0.9		^[38]
Kepler-417c			15.943			transit	3250±150	0.9		?
Kepler-418b	1.1	1.2	86.67856			transit	3360±60	0.98	5820	^[39]
Kepler-419b	2.5	0.96	69.7546	0.37		transit	3390±80	1.39	6430	^[40]
Kepler-419c	7.3		675.47	1.68		timing	3390±80	1.39	6430	^[40]
Kepler-420Ab	1.45	0.94	86.647661	0.382	511	transit	2900	0.99	5520	^[41]
Kepler-421b		0.371	704.1984	1.219		transit	1148±6	0.79	5308	^[42]
Kepler-422b	0.43	1.15	7.8914483	0.082		transit	2400±20	1.15	5972	^[43]
Kepler-423b	0.595	1.192	2.6843285	0.03585	1605	transit	2520±40	0.85	5560	^[43]
Kepler-424b	1.03	0.89	3.3118644	0.044		transit	2320±30	1.01	5460	^[43]
Kepler-424c	6.97		223.3	0.73		radial vel.	2320±30	1.01	5460	^[43]
Kepler-425b	0.25	0.978	3.79701816	0.0464	1070	transit	2140±30	0.93	5170	^[44]
Kepler-426b	0.34	1.09	3.21751883	0.0414	1300	transit	2810±40	0.91	5725	^[44]
Kepler-427b	0.29	1.23	10.290994	0.091	1100	transit	3410±50	0.96	5800	^[44]
Kepler-428b	1.27	1.08	3.52563254	0.0433	1070	transit	2280±50	0.87	5150	^[44]
Kepler-430b		0.29	35.968	0.2244	667	transit	3070±50	1.17	5884	^[45]
Kepler-430c		0.16	110.979	0.4757	458	transit	3070±50	1.17	5884	^[45]
Kepler-431b		0.068	6.803	0.0719	1032	transit	1609±15	1.07	6004	^[45]
Kepler-431c		0.06	8.703	0.0847	951	transit	1609±15	1.07	6004	^[45]
Kepler-431d		0.1	11.922	0.1045	856	transit	1609±15	1.07	6004	^[45]
Kepler-432b	5.41	1.145	52.501129	0.301		transit	2830±60	1.32	4995	Eccentric orbit^[46]
Kepler-432c	2.43^+0.22 _−0.24		406.2^+3.9 _−2.5			radial vel.	2830±60	1.32	4995	^[46]
Kepler-453b	0.00063	0.553	240.503	0.7903		transit	1463±9	0.94	5527	^[47]
Mu Leonis b	2.4		357.8	1.1		radial vel.	133.0	1.5	4538.2	^[3]
OGLE-2008-BLG-355Lb	4.6			1.7		microlensing	22000	0.37		^[48]
OGLE-2008-BLG-92Lb	0.18			18		microlensing	26000	0.71		^[49]
OGLE-2011-BLG-265Lb	0.88			1.89		microlensing	14300	0.21		^[50]
OGLE-2013-BLG-102Lb	12.569			0.8		microlensing	9900	0.1		Additional planet or brown dwarf in the system.^[51]
OGLE-2013-BLG-341LBb	0.0073			0.883		microlensing	3790	0.15		One more red dwarf in the system.^[52]
OGLE-2014-BLG-0124Lb	0.51			3.11		microlensing	13000	0.71		^[53]
SAND364 b	1.54		121.71			radial vel.	2730±130	1.35	4284	Belongs toMessier 67, also known as BD+12 1917b^[54]
TYC 1422-614-1 b	2.5		198.4	0.69		radial vel.	2480	1.15	4806	^[55]
TYC 1422-614-1 c	10		559.3	1.37		radial vel.	2480	1.15	4806	^[55]
WASP-20 A b	0.72±0,06	1.32±0.03	3.16158	0.04317		transit	663.39	1.05	5990	Binary with planet orbiting primary star^[56]^[57]
WASP-74b	0.95	1.56	2.13775	0.037	1910	transit	390	1.48	5970	^[58]
WASP-83b	0.3	1.04	4.971252	0.059	1120	transit	980	1.11	5510	^[58]
WASP-85Ab	1.265	1.24	2.6556777	0.039	1452	transit	243	1.09	6112	^[59]
WASP-87 b	2.18±0.15	1.39±0.06	1.6828	0.0295±0.0008		transit	982±12	1.20±0.09	6450±120	^[60] Host star also known as CD-52 4998.
WASP-89b	5.9	1.04	3.3564227	0.0427	1120	transit	957	0.92	5130	^[58]
WASP-94Ab	0.452	1.72	3.9501907	0.055	1604	transit	590	1.45	6153	^[61]
WASP-94Bb	0.618		2.00839	0.0335		radial vel.	590	1.24	6040	^[61]
WASP-103b	1.49	1.528	0.925542	0.01985	2508	transit	1500	1.22	6110	Planet close to tidal disruption^[62]^[63]
WASP-104b	1.272	1.137	1.7554137	0.02918	1516	transit	470	1.08	5475	^[64]
WASP-106b	1.925	1.085	9.289715	0.0917	1140	transit	920	1.19	6055	^[64]
WASP-108 b	1.167^+0.092 _−0.091	1.215±0.040	2.6755463±0.0000021	0.0397±0.001	1590	transit	717.6±0.3	1.167±0.092	6000±140	^[60] Host star also known as TYC 8254-1624-1
WASP-109 b	0.91±0.13	1.443±0.053	3.3190233±0.0000042	0.0463±0.0011	1695	transit	1173±16	1.203±0.090	6520±140	^[60] Host star also known as TYC 6184-1397-1
WASP-110 b	0.515±0.064	1.238±0.056	3.7783977±0.0000031	0.0457±0.0012	1134	transit	904±10	0.892±0.072	5400±140	^[60]
WASP-111 b	1.85±0.16	1.442±0.094	2.310965±0.0000034	0.03914±0.00098	2140	transit	980±20	1.50±0.11	6400±150	^[60] Host star also known as HD 208180
WASP-112 b	0.88±0.12	1.191±0.049	3.0353992±0.0000038	0.0382±0.0011	1395	transit	1900±40	0.807±0.073	5610±130	^[60]
WASP-116b	0.59±0.05	1.43±0.07	6.61321±0.00002	0.0730±0.0011	1400±4	transit	1770±60	1.25±0.18	5950±100	^[59]
WASP-117b	0.2755	1.021	10.02165	0.09459	1024	transit	518±2	1.13	6038	^[65]^[66]
WASP-149b	1.02±0.04	1.32±0.04	1.332811±0.000001	0.0247±0.0004	1870±1	transit	1770±60	1.12±0.17	5750±100	^[59]
XO-2Sb	0.259		18.157	0.1344		radial vel.	480	0.98	5399	^[67]
XO-2Sc	1.37		120.8	0.4756		radial vel.	480	0.98	5399	^[67]
YBP 1194 b	0.32		6.959			radial vel.	2920±100	1.01	5780	Belongs toMessier 67^[54]
YBP 1514 b	0.4		5.118			radial vel.	3060±100	0.96	5725	Belongs toMessier 67^[54]

Specific exoplanet lists

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Lists of exoplanets

Lists of exoplanets by year of discovery

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List of exoplanets discovered before 2000 (31)
List of exoplanets discovered between 2000–2009 (375)
List of exoplanets discovered in 2010 (109)
List of exoplanets discovered in 2011 (179)
List of exoplanets discovered in 2012 (149)
List of exoplanets discovered in 2013 (149)
List of exoplanets discovered in 2014 (869)
List of exoplanets discovered in 2015 (144)
List of exoplanets discovered in 2016 (1498)
List of exoplanets discovered in 2017 (152)
List of exoplanets discovered in 2018 (300)
List of exoplanets discovered in 2019 (170)
List of exoplanets discovered in 2020 (247)
List of exoplanets discovered in 2021 (254)
List of exoplanets discovered in 2022 (313)
List of exoplanets discovered in 2023 (307)
List of exoplanets discovered in 2024 (285)
List of exoplanets discovered in 2025 (103)

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^^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z ^aa ^ab ^ac ^ad ^ae ^af ^ag ^ah ^ai ^aj ^ak ^al ^am ^an ^ao ^ap ^aq ^ar ^as ^at ^au ^av ^aw ^ax ^ay ^az ^ba ^bb ^bc ^bd ^be ^bf ^bg ^bh ^bi ^bj ^bk ^bl ^bm ^bn ^bo ^bp ^bq ^br ^bs ^bt ^bu ^bv ^bw ^bx ^by ^bz ^ca ^cb ^cc ^cd ^ce ^cf ^cg ^ch ^ci ^cj ^ck ^cl ^cm ^cn ^co ^cp ^cq ^cr ^cs ^ct ^cu ^cv ^cw ^cx ^cy ^cz ^da ^db ^dc ^dd ^de ^df ^dg ^dh ^di ^dj ^dk ^dl ^dm ^dn ^do ^dp ^dq ^dr ^ds ^dt ^du ^dv ^dw ^dx ^dy ^dz ^ea ^eb ^ec ^ed ^ee ^ef ^eg ^eh ^ei ^ej ^ek ^el ^em ^en ^eo ^ep ^eq ^er ^es ^et ^eu ^ev ^ew ^ex ^ey ^ez ^fa ^fb ^fc ^fd ^fe ^ff ^fg ^fh ^fi ^fj ^fk ^fl ^fm ^fn ^fo ^fp ^fq ^fr ^fs ^ft ^fu ^fv ^fw ^fx ^fy ^fz ^ga ^gb ^gc ^gd ^ge ^gf ^gg ^gh ^gi ^gj ^gk ^gl ^gm ^gn ^go ^gp ^gq ^gr ^gs ^gt ^gu ^gv ^gw ^gx ^gy ^gz ^ha ^hb ^hc ^hd ^he ^hf ^hg ^hh ^hi ^hj ^hk ^hl ^hm ^hn ^ho ^hp ^hq ^hr ^hs ^ht ^hu ^hv ^hw ^hx ^hy ^hz ^ia ^ib ^ic ^id ^ie ^if ^ig ^ih ⁱⁱ ^ij ^ik ^il ^im ⁱⁿ ^io ^ip ^iq ^ir ^is ^it ^iu ^iv ^iw ^ix ^iy ^iz ^ja ^jb ^jc ^jd ^je ^jf ^jg ^jh ^ji ^jj ^jk ^jl ^jm ^jn ^jo ^jp ^jq ^jr ^js ^jt ^ju ^jv ^jw ^jx ^jy ^jz ^ka ^kb ^kc ^kd ^ke ^kf ^kg ^kh ^ki ^kj ^kk ^kl ^km ^kn ^ko ^kp ^kq ^kr ^ks ^kt ^ku ^kv ^kw ^kx ^ky ^kz ^la ^lb ^lc ^ld ^le ^lf ^lg ^lh ^li ^lj ^lk ^ll ^lm ^ln ^lo ^lp ^lq ^lr ^ls ^lt ^lu ^lv ^lw ^lx ^ly ^lz ^ma ^mb ^mc ^md ^me ^mf ^mg ^mh ^mi ^mj ^mk ^ml ^mm ^mn ^mo ^mp ^mq ^mr ^ms ^mt ^mu ^mv ^mw ^mx ^my ^mz ^na ^nb ^nc ^nd ^ne ^nf ^ng ^nh ⁿⁱ ^nj ^nk ^nl ^nm ⁿⁿ ^no ^np ^nq ^nr ^ns ^nt ^nu ^nv ^nw ^nx ^ny ^nz ^oa ^ob ^oc ^od ^oe ^of ^og ^oh ^oi ^oj ^ok ^ol ^om ^on ^oo ^op ^oq ^or ^os ^ot ^ou ^ov ^ow ^ox ^oy ^oz ^pa ^pb ^pc ^pd ^pe ^pf ^pg ^ph ^pi ^pj ^pk ^pl ^pm ^pn ^po ^pp ^pq ^pr ^ps ^pt ^pu ^pv ^pw ^px ^py ^pz ^qa ^qb ^qc ^qd ^qe ^qf ^qg ^qh ^qi ^qj ^qk ^ql ^qm ^qn ^qo ^qp ^qq ^qr ^qs ^qt ^qu ^qv ^qw ^qx ^qy ^qz ^ra ^rb ^rc ^rd ^re ^rf ^rg ^rh ^ri ^rj ^rk ^rl ^rm ^rn ^ro ^rp ^rq ^rr ^rs ^rt ^ru ^rv ^rw ^rx ^ry ^rz ^sa ^sb ^sc ^sd ^se ^sf ^sg ^sh ^si ^sj ^sk ^sl ^sm ^sn ^so ^sp ^sq ^sr ^ss ^st ^su ^sv ^sw ^sx ^sy ^sz ^ta ^tb ^tc ^td ^te ^tf ^tg ^th ^ti ^tj ^tk ^tl ^tm ^tn ^to ^tp ^tq ^tr ^ts ^tt ^tu ^tv ^tw ^tx ^ty ^tz ^ua ^ub ^uc ^ud ^ue ^uf ^ug ^uh ^ui ^uj ^uk ^ul ^um ^un ^uo ^up ^uq ^ur ^us ^ut ^uu ^uv ^uw ^ux ^uy ^uz ^va ^vb ^vc ^vd ^ve ^vf ^vg ^vh ^vi ^vj ^vk ^vl ^vm ^vn ^vo ^vp ^vq ^vr ^vs ^vt ^vu ^vv ^vw ^vx ^vy ^vz ^wa ^wb ^wc ^wd ^we ^wf ^wg ^wh ^wi ^wj ^wk ^wl ^wm ^wn ^wo ^wp ^wq ^wr ^ws ^wt ^wu ^wv ^ww ^wx ^wy ^wz ^xa ^xb ^xc ^xd ^xe ^xf ^xg ^xh ^xi ^xj ^xk ^xl ^xm ^xn ^xo ^xp ^xq ^xr ^xs ^xt ^xu ^xv ^xw ^xx ^xy ^xz ^ya ^yb ^yc ^yd ^ye ^yf ^yg ^yh ^yi ^yj ^yk ^yl ^ym ^yn ^yo ^yp ^yq ^yr ^ys ^yt ^yu ^yv ^yw ^yx ^yy ^yz ^za ^zb ^zc ^zd ^ze ^zf ^zg ^zh ^zi ^zj ^zk ^zl ^zm ^zn ^zo ^zp ^zq ^zr ^zs ^zt ^zu ^zv ^zw ^zx ^zy ^zz ^aaa ^aab ^aac ^aad ^aae ^aaf ^aag ^aah ^aai ^aaj ^aak ^aal ^aam ^aan ^aao ^aap ^aaq ^aar ^aas ^aat ^aau ^aav ^aaw ^aax ^aay ^aaz ^aba ^abb ^abc ^abd ^abe ^abf ^abg ^abhRowe, Jason F.; Bryson, Stephen T.; Marcy, Geoffrey W.; Lissauer, Jack J.; Jontof-Hutter, Daniel; Mullally, Fergal; Gilliland, Ronald L.; Issacson, Howard; Ford, Eric; Howell, Steve B.; Borucki, William J.; Haas, Michael; Huber, Daniel; Steffen, Jason H.; Thompson, Susan E.; Quintana, Elisa; Barclay, Thomas; Still, Martin; Fortney, Jonathan; Gautier, T. N.; Hunter, Roger; Caldwell, Douglas A.; Ciardi, David R.; Devore, Edna; Cochran, William; Jenkins, Jon; Agol, Eric; Carter, Joshua A.; Geary, John (2014), "Validation Ofkepler's Multiple Planet Candidates. III. Light Curve Analysis and Announcement of Hundreds of New Multi-Planet Systems",The Astrophysical Journal,784 (1): 45,arXiv:1402.6534,Bibcode:2014ApJ...784...45R,doi:10.1088/0004-637X/784/1/45,S2CID 119118620
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Exoplanets

Main topics

Sizes
and
types

Terrestrial	Carbon planet Catastrophically evaporating planet Coreless planet Desert planet Dwarf planet Hycean planet Ice planet Iron planet (Super-Mercury) Lava planet Ocean world Mega-Earth Steam world Sub-Earth Super-Earth
Gaseous	Cold Jupiter Eccentric Jupiter Mini-Neptune (Gas dwarf) Helium planet Hot Jupiter Hot Neptune Gas giant Ice giant Neptunian Jupiter analogue Super-Jupiter Super-Neptune Super-puff Ultra-hot Jupiter Ultra-hot Neptune Warm Jupiter
Other types	Blanet Brown dwarf Chthonian planet Circumbinary planet Circumtriple planet Disrupted planet Double planet Ecumenopolis Eyeball planet Giant planet Mesoplanet Planemo Planet/Brown dwarf boundary Planetesimal Protoplanet Pulsar planet Sub-brown dwarf Sub-Neptune Toroidal planet Ultra-cool dwarf Ultra-short period planet (USP)