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List of exoplanets discovered in 2020

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Thislist of exoplanets discovered in 2020 is a list of confirmed exoplanets that were first observed in 2020.

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

Name	Mass (`M`_J)	Radius (`R`_J)	Period (days)	Semi-major axis (AU)	Temp. (K)	Discovery method	Distance (ly)	Host star mass (`M`_☉)	Host star temp. (K)	Remarks
2MASS J1155-7919 b	10			582		imaging	330			^[1] Very youngSuper-Jupiter on unusually wide orbit.^[2]
AU Microscopii b	0.054±0.015	0.371±0.016	8.463000±0.000002	0.0645±0.0013	593±21	transit	31.718±0.015	0.50±0.03	3700±100	^[3]^[4]^[5]^[6]
AU Microscopii c	0.007 – 0.079	0.295±0.014	18.859019±0.000016	0.1101±0.0022	454±16	transit	31.718±0.015	0.50±0.03	3700±100	^[6] Precise radial velocities of giant stars
BD-11 4672 c	0.04837^+0.00935 _−0.00884		74.2^+0.06 _−0.08	0.30±0.01		radial vel.	88.63±0.11	0.651^+0.031 _−0.029	4550±110	Habitable zone, highly eccentric orbit.^[7]
CD Ceti b [es]	0.0124^+0.0013 _−0.0014		2.29070±0.00012	0.0185^+0.0013 _−0.0013	464±18	radial vel.	28.07	0.161±0.010	3130±51	^[8]
CFHTWIR-Oph 98 b	7.8^+0.7 _−0.8	1.86±0.04	8,040,000±470,000	200	1800±40	imaging	447±13	0.015±0.0008	2320±40	Very youngsuperjovian planet orbiting abrown dwarf known as2MASS J16274422-2358521^[9]
Chi Scorpii b	4.32^+0.15 _−0.12		578.38^+2.01 _−2.09	1.45^+0.02 _−0.02		radial vel.	378.3⁺¹⁶ ₋₁₅	1.22^+0.13 _−0.14	4157⁺¹¹ ₋₁₀	Giant star host^[10]^[11]
CoRoT-30 b	2.90±0.22	1.009±0.076	9.06005±0.00024	0.0844±0.0012		transit	3130⁺²²⁰ ₋₁₃₀	0.98^+0.03 _−0.05	5650±100	^[12]
CoRoT-31 b	0.84±0.34	1.46±0.30	4.62941±0.00075	0.0586±0.0034		transit	7140±2300	1.25^+0.22 _−0.21	5700±120	^[12]
EPIC 201085153 b		0.214±0.089	0.25722±0.000039			transit			3945±386	Extremely tight orbit^[13]^{[citation needed]}
EPIC 201085153 c		0.125^+0.179 _−0.125	2.259797±0.0008			transit			3945±386	^[13]^{[citation needed]}
EPIC 201170410 b	0.00362	0.09341^+0.0246 _−0.0229	6.7987±0.0001	0.0349^+0.0027 _−0.0022		transit	437⁺¹⁴⁹ ₋₁₃₀	0.287^+0.101 _−0.084	3648⁺¹⁷² ₋₁₄₃	^[14]^[15]
EPIC 201650711 c		0.036±0.007	5.544059±0.00016			transit	298.8±1.7		4310±92	Ternary star system, and planet b unconfirmed^[13]^{[citation needed]}
EPIC 201757695 b	0.00217	0.08101^+0.0052 _−0.0057	2.0478±0.0001	0.0296±0.0005		transit	1880±110	0.727^+0.044 _−0.053	4520⁺¹⁰⁸ ₋₅₄	^[14]^[16]^[17]
EPIC 205152172 b		0.107±0.018	0.980088±0.000026			transit	517±2	0.669±0.016	4202±242	Candidate since 2016^[13]^{[citation needed]}
EPIC 206298289 b		0.078±0.009	0.434847±0.000022			transit	492±6		3875±157	Candidate since 2016^[13]^{[citation needed]}
EPIC 210801536 b		0.088±0.027	0.892592±0.00012			transit			5304±259	Candidate since 2019, one more planet candidate in system^[13]^{[citation needed]}
EPIC 220440058 b		0.125±0.036	0.626683±0.00005			transit			3682±217	One more planet candidate in system^[13]^{[citation needed]}
EPIC 249893012 b [ja]	0.02753±0.00343	0.174±0.008	3.5951±0.0003	0.047^+0.005 _−0.007	1616⁺¹⁵⁰ ₋₈₀	transit	1059.03±13.69857	1.05±0.05	5430±85	^[18]
EPIC 249893012 c [ja]	0.04616±0.00595	0.3274^+0.0152 _−0.0125	15.624±0.001	0.13^+0.01 _−0.02	990⁺⁶⁸ ₋₂₉	transit	1059.03±13.69857	1.05±0.05	5430±85	^[18]
EPIC 249893012 d [ja]	0.03203^+0.00774 _−0.00761	0.3515±0.0116	35.747±0.005	0.22^+0.02 _−0.04	752⁺⁶⁹ ₋₃₇	transit	1059.03±13.69857	1.05±0.05	5430±85	^[18]^[19]
GJ 1061 b	0.00431^+0.00050 _−0.00047	0.098	3.204±0.001	0.021±0.001		radial vel.	11.98±0.003	0.12±0.01	2953±98	Potentially rocky world, larger than Earth^[20]^[21]^[22]
GJ 1061 c	0.00547±0.00072	0.105	6.689±0.005	0.035±0.001		radial vel.	11.98±0.003	0.12±0.01	2953±98	Potentially rocky world, larger than Earth^[23]^[21]^[24]
GJ 1061 d	0.00516^+0.00076 _−0.00072	0.104	13.031^+0.025 _−0.032	0.054±0.001		radial vel.	11.98±0.003	0.12±0.01	2953±98	Potentially rocky world, larger than Earth^[25]^[21]^[26]
GJ 1252 b	0.0042±0.0009	0.105±0.007	0.5182349^+0.0000063 _−0.0000050	0.00915±0.00015	1410⁺⁹¹ ₋₁₂₅	transit	66.49±0.06	0.381±0.019	3458⁺¹⁴⁰ ₋₁₃₃	^[27] Hot rocky planet with no atmosphere, larger than Earth^[28]^[29]
GJ 2056 b	0.0510±0.011	0.372	69.971±0.061	0.283±0.0013		radial vel.	92.8	0.62±0.08		Neptune-like ice giant in the habitable zone^[30]^[31]
GJ 3082 b [ja]	0.02759^+0.011 _−0.01334	0.249	11.949±0.022	0.079^+0.006 _−0.007		radial vel.	54.2	0.47		Neptune-like ice giant.^[32]^[33]^[34]
GJ 3473 b	0.0059±0.0009	0.113^+0.0045 _−0.0044	1.1980035^+0.0000018 _−0.0000019	0.01589±0.00062	773⁺¹⁶ ₋₁₅	transit	89.29±0.13	0.360±0.016	3347±54	Potentially rocky world, larger than Earth, also called TOI-488 b^[35]
GJ 3473 c	0.0233^+0.0029 _−0.0027	0.235	15.509±0.033	0.0876^+0.0035 _−0.0034	329.1^+6.6 _−6.4	radial vel.	89.29±0.13	0.360±0.016	3347±54	Neptune-like ice giant also called TOI-488 c^[35]^[36]^[37]
GJ 9689 b	0.0304±0.00444	0.274	18.27^+0.01 _−0.01	0.1139±0.0039	413.88-492.19	radial vel.	100	0.59±0.06	3836±69	Neptune-like ice giant.^[38]^[39]
Gliese 180 d	0.0236^+0.00837 _−0.00733	0.237	106.341^+0.261 _−0.34	0.31^+0.024 _−0.029		radial vel.	39.96±0.01	0.43	3371	Neptune-like ice giant.^[40]^[33]
Gliese 251 b	0.0126^+0.00126 _−0.00126	0.163	14.238^+0.002 _−0.002	0.0818^+0.0011 _−0.0012	351^+1.4 _−1.3	radial vel.	18.205±0.006	0.360±0.015	3451±51	Potentially rocky world, larger than earth. False positive in 2019, rediscovered in 2020^[41]^[42]^[43]
Gliese 317 c	1.664^+0.118 _−0.166	1.2	6718.777^+375.180 _−282.469			radial vel.	49.25±0.72	0.42±0.05	3510±50	Gas giant^[30]^[44]
Gliese 414 Ab	0.029^+0.010 _−0.008	0.263^+0.099 _−0.081	50.817^+0.031 _−0.03	0.24±0.01	303.7±32.5	radial vel.	38.8	0.650±0.08	4120±109	Planets orbiting primary star of binary system. Gl 414A is also known as HD 97101 and HIP 54646.^[45]
Gliese 414 Ac	0.177^+0.033 _−0.031	0.784^+0.360 _−0.238	748.3^+1.3 _−1.2	1.43±0.06	123.3±13.2	radial vel.	38.8	0.650±0.08	4120±109	Planets orbiting primary star of binary system. Gl 414A is also known as HD 97101 and HIP 54646.^[45]
Gliese 433 d	0.01643±0.00290	0.191	36.052^+0.045 _−0.031	0.178^+0.013 _−0.015		radial vel.	29.57±0.01	0.48	3600	Neptune-like ice giant.^[46]^[47]^[48]
Gliese 480 b	0.042±0.005	0.33	9.567±0.005	0.068±0.001		radial vel.	46.4	0.45±0.02		Neptune-like ice giant.^[49]^[50]^[33]
Gliese 687 c	0.0503±0.013	0.369	727.562±12.198	1.165±0.023		radial vel.	14.83	0.40±0.02		Second Neptune-like ice giant discovered in this system.^[50]^[51]
HAT-P-68b	0.724±0.043	1.072±0.012	2.29840551±0.00000052	0.02996^+0.00043 _−0.00012	1027.8±8.2	transit	662±3	0.6785^+0.0299 _−0.0079	4514±50	Gas giant.^[52]^[53]
HATS-37A b	0.099±0.042	0.606±0.016	4.3315366±0.0000041	0.04913^+0.00033 _−0.00023	1085⁺¹⁶ ₋₁₂	transit	688.5±8.2	0.843^+0.017 _−0.012	5247±50	Hot Neptune-like gas giant with one more red dwarf in system^[54]^[55]
HATS-38 b	0.074±0.011	0.614±0.0176	4.375021±0.000010	0.05036^+0.00030 _−0.00023	1294±10	transit	1134±17	0.890^+0.016 _−0.012	5740±50	Hot Neptune-like gas giant.^[54]^[56]
HATS-47 b	0.369^+0.031 _−0.021	1.117±0.014	3.9228038±0.0000022	0.04269^+0.00033 _−0.00025	852.9±4.7	transit	984.01±6.20	0.674^+0.016 _−0.012	4479±51	Warm gas giant also known as TOI-1073b.^[57]^[58]
HATS-48 A b	0.243^+0.022 _−0.030	0.800±0.0015	3.1316666±0.000037	0.03769±0.00011	954.6±4.8	transit	865.6±5.5	0.7279±0.0066	4190±100	Warm gas giant.^[57]^[59]^[60]
HATS-49 b	0.353^+0.038 _−0.027	0.765±0.013	4.1480467±0.0000037	0.04515±0.00016	834.8±3.6	transit	1058.70±7.18	0.7133±0.0075	4354±70	Warm gas giant.^[57]^[61]
HATS-72 b	0.1254±0.0039	0.7224±0.0032	7.3279474±0.0000016	0.066517±0.000085	739.3±1.6	transit	416.37±1.70	0.7311±0.0028	4612±76	Warm gas giant, also known as WASP-191b or TOI-294b.^[57]^[62]
HD 11231 b	0.426^+0.038 _−0.052		5.2072^+0.0002 _−0.0055	0.0664±0.0005	1000	radial vel.	437.0495±13.04625	1.44±0.03	6500±100	DMPP-2^[63] Found byDispersed Matter Planet Project looking for hot ablating planets.
HD 25723 b	2.50^+0.14 _−0.17		457.01^+1.29 _−1.31	1.49^+0.04 _−0.05		radial vel.	384.5^+17.5 _−16.1	2.12^+0.41 _−0.55	4766⁺⁴⁹ ₋₃₈	Gas giant with a giant star host^[64]^[65]
HD 25723 c	1.34^+0.08 _−0.11		2273.17^+151.11 _−116.33	4.35^+0.22 _−0.03		radial vel.	384.5^+17.5 _−16.1	2.12^+0.41 _−0.55	4766⁺⁴⁹ ₋₃₈	Giant star host^[64]
HD 38677 b			18.57±0.01	0.1462±0.0012	877	radial vel.	202.2169±3.261564	1.21±0.03	6196±29	DMPP-1^[63] Found byDispersed Matter Planet Project looking for hot ablating planets.
HD 38677 c			6.584^+0.003 _−0.002	0.0733^+0.0006 _−0.0007	1239	radial vel.	202.2169±3.261564	1.21±0.03	6196±29	DMPP-1^[63] Found byDispersed Matter Planet Project looking for hot ablating planets, 2:1 orbital resonance of unconfirmed transiting planet.^[66]
HD 38677 d			2.882±0.001	0.0422^+0.0004 _−0.0003	1632	radial vel.	202.2169±3.261564	1.21±0.03	6196±29	DMPP-1^[63] Found byDispersed Matter Planet Project looking for hot ablating planets.
HD 38677 e			5.516^+0.002 _−0.004	0.0651±0.0005	1314	radial vel.	202.2169±3.261564	1.21±0.03	6196±29	DMPP-1^[63] Found byDispersed Matter Planet Project looking for hot ablating planets.
HD 42936 Ab	2.58^+0.35 _−0.58		6.6732^+0.0011 _−0.0003	0.0662±0.0013	854	radial vel.	159.4905±1.956938	0.87±0.05	5138±99	DMPP-3^[63] Found byDispersed Matter Planet Project looking for hot ablating planets.
HD 60292 b	6.5±1.0	1.13	495.4±3.0	1.5±0.1		radial vel.	1036±10	1.7±0.2	4348±28	Gas giant with a giant star host^[67]^[68]
HD 63433 b	0.017	0.192±0.0089	7.10801^+0.00046 _−0.00034	0.0710^+0.0033 _−0.0041		transit	73.08±0.07	0.99±0.03	5640±74	Young mini-Neptune losing mass at a rate of 0.35 Earth masses per billion years.^[69]^[70]
HD 63433 c	0.023	0.236±0.011	20.5455±0.001	0.1531^+0.0074 _−0.0092		transit	73.08±0.07	0.99±0.03	5640±74	Young mini-Neptune losing mass at a rate of 0.11 Earth masses per billion years.^[69]^[70]^[71]^[72]
HD 79211 b	0.0334±0.004		24.422±0.014	0.142±0.005	345	radial vel.	20.658±0.005	0.64±0.07	4005±51	Orbiting primary star of binaryADS 7251^[73]^[74]
HD 80653 b	0.0180^+0.0011 _−0.0011	0.1439±0.0063	0.719573±0.000021	0.01661±0.00019		transit	358.1197±2.641867	1.18±0.04	5959±61	Rocky super-Earth also known as K2-312b.^[75]^[76]^[77]
HD 81817 b	24.128^+9.747 _−0.691	1.07	1021.20159^+13.88370 _−9.89130	3.233^+0.125 _−0.131		radial vel.	877.773^+75.789 _−64.791	4.3±0.5	4140±55	Gas giant.^[78]^[79]^[80]
HD 86226 c	0.0228^+0.0037 _−0.0035	0.193±0.007	3.98442±0.00018	0.049±0.001	1311±28	transit	148.6±0.4	1.019^+0.061 _−0.066	5863±88	Sub-Neptune super-Earth.^[81]^[82]
HD 95338 b	0.1335^+0.0070 _−0.0065	0.347^+0.017 _−0.018	55.087^+0.020 _−0.020	0.262^+0.002 _−0.002	385⁺¹⁷ ₋₁₇	transit	120.6^+0.1 _−0.1	0.83^+0.02 _−0.02	5212⁺¹⁶ ₋₁₁	Gas giant.^[83]^[84]
HD108236 b	0.0102	0.1415±0.0087	3.79523^+0.00047 _−0.00044	0.0469±0.0017	1099⁺¹⁹ ₋₁₈	transit	210±1	0.869^+0.050 _−0.048	5660±61	Potentially rocky super-Earth.^[85]^[86]^[87]
HD108236 c	0.0155	0.1845^+0.0089 _−0.0081	6.2037^+0.00064 _−0.00052	0.0651±0.0024	932⁺¹⁷ ₋₁₆	transit	210±1	0.869^+0.050 _−0.048	5660±61	Potentially rocky super-Earth^[85]^[86]^[88]
HD108236 d	0.0220	0.2423±0.0097	14.1756^+0.001 _−0.0011	0.1131±0.004	708⁺¹³ ₋₁₂	transit	210±1	0.869^+0.050 _−0.048	5660±61	Neptune-like exoplanet.^[85]^[86]^[89]
HD108236 e	0.0306	0.279^+0.012 _−0.011	19.592±0.002	0.14±0.0052	636⁺¹² ₋₁₁	transit	210±1	0.869^+0.050 _−0.048	5660±61	Neptune-like exoplanet.^[85]^[86]^[90]
HD 112640 b	5.0±1.0	1.15	613.2±5.8	1.7±0.1		radial vel.	1065±6	1.8±0.2	4155±15	Gas giant with a giant star host^[67]^[91]
HD 136295 b	1.79±0.16		926.4±12.8	2.02±0.02		radial vel.	269.0±1.3	1.28^+0.11 _−0.10	4891±50	Red giant host star also known as HIP 75092^[92]
HD 158259 b	0.00698^+0.00123 _−0.00142	0.1146	2.17800^+0.00009 _−0.00010			radial vel.	88.11±0.05	1.21^+0.03 _−0.08	6068	Potentially rocky super-Earth.^[93]^[94]^[95]
HD 158259 c	0.0176^+0.0019 _−0.0019	0.1989	3.43200^+0.00030 _−0.00016			radial vel.	88.11±0.05	1.21^+0.03 _−0.08	6068	Neptune-like.^[93]^[96]^[95]
HD 158259 d	0.0170^+0.0023 _−0.0022	0.1945	5.1980814^+0.0008186 _−0.0008814			radial vel.	88.11±0.05	1.21^+0.03 _−0.08	6068	Neptune-like.^[93]^[97]^[95]
HD 158259 e	0.0191^+0.0030 _−0.0032	0.5424	7.9510^+0.0022 _−0.0021			radial vel.	88.11±0.05	1.21^+0.03 _−0.08	6068	Neptune-like.^[93]^[98]^[95]
HD 158259 f	0.0193^+0.0041 _−0.0043	0.5478	12.028±0.009			radial vel.	88.11±0.05	1.21^+0.03 _−0.08	6068	Neptune-like.^[93]^[99]^[95]
HD 164922 d	0.0331^+0.0031 _−0.00313	0.1633	12.4584^+0.0019 _−0.0023	0.2292^+0.0026 _−0.0027		radial vel.	72.1±0.9	0.9211±0.0318	5393.4305±68.3325	Super-earth.^[100]^[101]^[102]
HD 190007 b	0.0488^+0.0038 _−0.0041	0.362	11.724128±0.000099			radial vel.	41.4679^+0.0329 _−0.0326	0.77±0.02	4610±20	Neptune-like.^[103]^[104]^[105]
HD 191939 b	0.03146±0.0220	0.3042±0.0067	8.8803256±0.0000047	0.0804^+0.0025 _−0.0023	880±20	transit	174.849^+0.0733 _−0.0731	0.81±0.04	5348±100	Host star also known as TOI-1339^[106]^[107]^[108]
HD 191939 c	0.02518±0.0031	0.2850±0.0067	28.579743±0.000045	0.1752^+0.0055 _−0.0050	600±13	transit	174.849^+0.0733 _−0.0731	0.81±0.04	5348±100	Host star also known as TOI-1339^[106]^[107]^[108]
HD 191939 d	0.00881±0.0019	0.2672±0.0062	38.353037±0.000060	0.2132^+0.0065 _−0.0061	540±11	transit	174.849^+0.0733 _−0.0731	0.81±0.04	5348±100	Host star also known as TOI-1339^[106]^[107]^[108]
HD 219553 b	1.94±0.17		1481.6±61.7	2.84±0.08		radial vel.	332.9±1.7	1.39±0.09	4824±60	Red giant host star also known as HIP 114933^[92]
HD 238090 b	0.0217^+0.0029 _−0.0030		13.671^+0.011 _−0.010	0.0932±0.0011	469.6^+2.3 _−2.6	radial vel.	49.68±0.03	0.578±0.021	3933±51	Orbiting primary star in binary system Gliese 458^[42]
HD 332231 b	0.251±0.017	0.867^+0.027 _−0.025	18.70173±0.00028	0.1436^+0.0032 _−0.0033	876±17	transit	262	1.127±0.077	6089⁺⁹⁷ ₋₉₆	TOI 1456^[109]^[110]
HIP 65Ab	3.213±0.078	2.03^+0.61 _−0.49	0.9809761^+0.000037 _−0.000034	0.01782±0.00021	1411±15	transit	201.85818±0.2609251	0.781±0.027	4590±49	an ultra-short-period Jupiter orbiting a bright (V=11.1 mag) K4-dwarf.^[111]^[112]^[113]^[114]
HIP 38594 b [ja]	0.026^+0.012 _−0.014		60.711^+0.426 _−0.192	0.256^+0.006 _−0.007		radial vel.	58.0	0.61±0.02		habitable zone^[50]
HIP 38594 c	0.135^+0.077 _−0.035		3525⁺⁵⁴¹ ₋₅₇₂	3.842^+0.399 _−0.441		radial vel.	58.0	0.61±0.02		^[50]
HIP 4845 b	0.053^+0.016 _−0.028		34.151^+0.17 _−0.09	0.177^+0.016 _−0.020		radial vel.	68.8	0.62±0.04		^[50]
HIP 48714 b	0.071^+0.023 _−0.020		17.819^+0.004 _−0.009	0.112±0.003		radial vel.	34.3	0.58±0.02		^[50]
HIP 67522 b	0.25	0.894^+0.048 _−0.047	6.9596^+0.000016 _−0.000015		1174±21	transit	416±4	1.22±0.05	5675±75	One more candidate planet around very young (age below 20 million years) star^[115]
HIP 107772 b [ja]	0.049^+0.014 _−0.030		55.259^+0.111 _−0.311	0.243^+0.022 _−0.027		radial vel.	77.1	0.63±0.08		habitable zone^[50]
K2-85 b		0.107±0.009	0.684559±0.000026			transit	317.8±1.2		4427±48	Also known as EPIC 210707130 p1^[13]
K2-106c		0.188±0.018	13.334621±0.000068			transit	803±10		5613±39	Candidate since 2017^[13]
K2-111 c	0.0356±0.0035		15.6785^+0.0064 _−0.0063	0.1166±0.0025		radial vel.	680±60	0.89±0.02	5730±50	^[116]
K2-211c		0.116±0.018	2.601404±0.000072			transit	895±14	0.882^+0.019 _−0.027	5360±51	^[13]
K2-282d		0.232±0.027	27.248322±0.00047			transit	1638.22±25.34	0.94±0.04	5499±109	^[13]
K2-299c		0.223±0.080	14.648966±0.000031			transit	1219±16		5724±72	Also known as EPIC 206024342 p2^[13]
K2-299d		0.152±0.054	4.507464±0.0000077			transit	1219±16		5724±72	Also known as EPIC 206024342 p3^[13]
K2-301c		0.152±0.018	5.2986±0.00035			transit	1491±45		4114±99	Also known as EPIC 206042996 p2^[13]
K2-302c		0.089±0.009	2.255438±0.000037			transit	359.3±3.5		3297±73	Also known as EPIC 206215704 p2^[13]
K2-302d		0.098±0.009	2.909216±0.000032			transit	359.3±3.5		3297±73	Also known as EPIC 206215704 p3^[13]
K2-315b		0.085±0.005	3.1443189±0.0000049	0.0234	460±5	transit	185±1	0.174±0.004	3300±30	Also called the "Pi Earth" due its orbital period, or EPIC 249631677b^[117]
K2-316b [ru]		0.119	1.133	0.0147	841	transit	368			EPIC 249384674b^[118]
K2-316c [ru]		0.163	5.260	0.0582	423	transit	368			EPIC 249384674c^[118]
K2-317b [ru]		0.261	6.220	0.0542	432	transit	577			EPIC 249557502b^[118]
K2-318b [ru]		0.148	7.010	0.0911	456	transit	483			EPIC 249826231b^[118]
K2-319b		0.249	26.680	0.1516	641	transit	686			EPIC 201663879b^[118]
K2-320b		0.234	1.995	0.0142	698	transit	356			EPIC 201796690b^[118]
K2-321b		0.174	2.298	0.0410	701	transit	254			EPIC 248480671b^[118]
K2-322b		0.171	8.205	0.0594	635	transit	404			EPIC 248558190b^[118]
K2-323b		0.187	24.930	0.1275	318	transit	387			EPIC 248616368b^[118]
K2-324b		0.217	3.262	0.0331	707	transit	447			EPIC 248639308b^[118]
K2-325b [ru]		0.196	6.930	0.0419	423	transit	365			EPIC 246074965b^[118]
K2-326b		0.203	1.256	0.0198	1114	transit	928			EPIC 246472939b^[118]
K2-329b [ru]	0.260^+0.020 _−0.022	0.774^+0.026 _−0.024	12.4551225±0.0000031	0.1016^+0.0018 _−0.0019	650⁺⁵³ ₋₇₀	transit	760±9	0.912^+0.048 _−0.049	5282⁺⁴⁰ ₋₃₉	Also called EPIC 246193072 b^[119]
KMT-2019-BLG-1953L b	0.59^+0.71 _−0.32			0.8^+0.9 _−0.6		microlensing	23000⁺³⁶⁰⁰ ₋₄₃₀₀	0.31^+0.37 _−0.17		^[120]^[121]
KMT-2019-BLG-1953L c	0.28^+0.35 _−0.15			0.8^+0.9 _−0.7		microlensing	23000⁺³⁶⁰⁰ ₋₄₃₀₀	0.31^+0.37 _−0.17		^[122]^[121]
Kepler-160e		0.170^+0.015 _−0.012	378.417^+0.028 _−0.025	1.089^+0.037 _−0.073	244.8^+2.1 _−2.9	transit	3140±60	0.88	5471⁺¹¹⁵ ₋₃₇	Next expected transit in September 2020.^[123]
Kepler-385d		0.233	56.4159			transit	4870±160			^[124]
Kepler-305e		0.160	3.20538			transit	2900±90			^[124]
Kepler-598c		0.270	86.4945			transit	2260±40			FPP=1.0%^[124]
Kepler-647c		0.357	29.6663			transit	3660±70			^[124]
Kepler-716c		0.124	3.96999			transit	2110±30			FPP=0.6%^[124]
Kepler-783c		0.208	7.05395			transit	1707±15			^[124]
Kepler-1001c		0.140	9.18186			transit	3110±80			^[124]
Kepler-1085c		0.291	56.7771			transit	4630±150			^[124]
Kepler-1514c		0.1049^+0.0051 _−0.0039	10.514181±0.000039	0.0997±0.0018	1066⁺¹⁶ ₋₁₄	transit	1240	1.196^+0.065 _−0.063	6145⁺⁹⁹ ₋₈₀	^[125]
Kepler-1661(AB) b	0.053±0.038	0.345±0.005	175.06±0.06	0.633±0.005	243	transit	1355.26±9.56	0.841±0.022	5100±100	^[126]^[127]
Kepler-1649c	0.0038	0.095^+0.014 _−0.010	19.53527±0.00010	0.0649	234±20	transit	301.6±1.6	0.1977±0.0051	3240±61	Habitable zone, Earth-like^[128]
Kepler-1662b	0.223	0.790	134.4628			transit				^[129] Host star also known as KOI-1783^[130]
Kepler-1663b		0.294	17.6046			transit	1112±11			Host star also known as KOI-252^[124]
Kepler-1664b		0.270	14.3868			transit				Host star also known as KOI-349^[124]
Kepler-1665b		0.253	11.9548			transit	1104±5			Host star also known as KOI-650^[124]
Kepler-1666b		0.257	25.8476			transit	4680±190			Host star also known as KOI-945^[124]
Kepler-1666c		0.257	25.8476			transit	4680±190			Host star also known as KOI-945^[124]
Kepler-1667b		0.266	83.5781			transit	2080±20			Host star also known as KOI-1311^[124]
Kepler-1668b		0.388	15.434			transit	4500±200			Host star also known as KOI-1470^[124]
Kepler-1669b		0.248	9.51216			transit	1800±40			Host star also known as KOI-1475^[124]
Kepler-1670b		0.299	20.4998			transit	7200±400			Host star also known as KOI-1705^[124]
Kepler-1671b		0.118	4.16787			transit	1176±7			Host star also known as KOI-1738^[124]
Kepler-1672b		0.265	150.878			transit	1189±14			Host star also known as KOI-1822^[124]
Kepler-1673b		0.262	33.7888			transit	2420±20			Host star also known as KOI-1863^[124]
Kepler-1674b		0.286	62.5611			transit	3400±100			Host star also known as KOI-1892^[124]
Kepler-1675b		0.279	63.0382			transit	2163±19			Host star also known as KOI-1928^[124]
Kepler-1676b		0.301	29.9221			transit				Host star also known as KOI-1943^[124]
Kepler-1677b		0.241	22.064			transit	2250±30			Host star also known as KOI-1984, FPP=0.6%^[124]
Kepler-1678b		0.295	147.974			transit	2830±70			Host star also known as KOI-2066, FPP=0.5%^[124]
Kepler-1679b		0.184	9.75376			transit	3040±100			Host star also known as KOI-2106^[124]
Kepler-1680b		0.121	8.77424			transit	1020±5			Host star also known as KOI-2120^[124]
Kepler-1681b		0.2227	69.8956			transit	2100±300			Host star also known as KOI-2132^[124]
Kepler-1682b		0.257	14.8334			transit	3900±160			Host star also known as KOI-2229^[124]
Kepler-1683b		0.167	15.0337			transit	2440±50			Host star also known as KOI-2293^[124]
Kepler-1684b		0.256	47.7055			transit	2060±40			Host star also known as KOI-2417^[124]
Kepler-1685b		0.230	20.4905			transit	3840±150			Host star also known as KOI-2504^[124]
Kepler-1686b		0.127	9.30987			transit	2430±30			Host star also known as KOI-2559^[124]
Kepler-1687b		0.147	5.77954			transit	1375±17			Host star also known as KOI-2588^[124]
Kepler-1688b		0.112	5.62012			transit	1850±380			Host star also known as KOI-2733^[124]
Kepler-1689b		0.084	8.483			transit	967±5			Host star also known as KOI-2755^[124]
Kepler-1690b		0.250	234.636			transit	2340±30			Host star also known as KOI-2757^[124]
Kepler-1691b		0.163	3.8482			transit	4290±110			Host star also known as KOI-2802^[124]
Kepler-1692b		0.099	5.95966			transit	1960±20			Host star also known as KOI-2849^[124]
Kepler-1693b		0.115	12.0999			transit	2530±50			Host star also known as KOI-2871^[124]
Kepler-1694b		0.105	3.89526			transit	1698±16			Host star also known as KOI-2878, FPP=0.6%^[124]
Kepler-1695b		0.099	4.7329			transit	2640±40			Host star also known as KOI-3048, FPP=0.5%^[124]
Kepler-1696b		0.250	65.9409			transit	5100±200			Host star also known as KOI-3361^[124]
Kepler-1697b		0.112	33.4969			transit	813±2			Host star also known as KOI-3478^[124]
Kepler-1698b		0.095	1.2107			transit	729±3			Host star also known as KOI-3864^[124]
Kepler-1699b		0.139	3.49082			transit				Host star also known as KOI-3933^[124]
Kepler-1701b		0.198	169.134			transit	1940±20			Host star also known as KOI-4054,^[124] potentially habitable exoplanet
Kepler-1702b		0.143	18.5012			transit	2860±90			Host star also known as KOI-4386^[124]
KMT-2016-BLG-2397b	2.42			2.83		microlensing	16000	0.62^+0.29 _−0.30		Multiple solutions for planetary parameters^[131]
KMT-2016-BLG-2364b	3.93			2.63		microlensing	21000	0.50^+0.40 _−0.22		^[131]
KMT-2018-BLG-0748Lb	0.18^+0.29 _−0.10			0.62±0.09		microlensing	24000	0.0870^+0.138 _−0.047		^[132]
KMT-2019-BLG-1339Lb	12.2^+16.1 _−6.7			0.67^+0.77 _−0.55		microlensing	23000±3000	0.27^+0.366 _−0.15		Multiple solutions for planetary parameters^[133]
KMT-2019-BLG-2073 [ja]	0.19					microlensing	12000			Free-floating planet^[134]
L 168-9b [ja]	0.0145±0.00176	0.124±0.008	1.4015±0.00018	0.02091±0.00024	816±160	transit	82.02833±0.07827753	0.62±0.03	3800±70	^[135]
Lacaille 9352 b	0.0132±0.0019	0.168	9.262±0.001	0.068±0.002	468	radial vel.	10.721±0.002	0.468±0.012	3688±86	Potentially rocky world, larger than Earth, also known as GJ 887b^[136]^[137]
Lacaille 9352 c	0.0234±0.0038	0.238	21.789^+0.004 _−0.005	0.120±0.004	352	radial vel.	10.721±0.002	0.468±0.012	3688±86	Potentially habitable, larger than Earth, also known as GJ 887c^[136]^[138]
LHS 1815 b [ja]	0.0132±0.0047	0.0971±0.005	3.81433±0.00003	0.0404±0.0094	617±84	transit	97	0.502	3643±142	^[139]^[140]
LP 714-47 b	0.097±0.005	0.420±0.027	4.052037±0.000004	0.0417±0.0005	700⁺¹⁹ ₋₂₄	transit	171.8±0.4	0.59±0.02	3950±51	Host star also known as G 160-62 or TOI 442, planet in Neptune desert^[141]
LTT 9779 b	0.092±0.003	0.421±0.021	0.792054±0.000014	0.01679±0.0014	2000	transit	262.8±1.0	1.02^+0.02 _−0.03	5499±50	Neptune desert planet^[142]
MOA-2009-BLG-319Lb	0.2077±0.0255			2.03±0.21		microlensing	22800±2300	0.514±0.063		^[143]
NGTS-11 b	0.37±0.14	0.823±0.035	35.4553±0.0002	0.201±0.002	440±40	transit	624±6	0.862±0.028	5050±80	^[144]
NGTS-12b	0.208±0.022	1.048±0.032	7.532806±0.000048	0.0757±0.0014	1257±34	transit	1474±25	1.021^+0.056 _−0.049	5690±130	^[145]
OGLE-2006-BLG-284 b	0.45^+0.14 _−0.40			2.2±0.8		microlensing	13000±4900	0.35^+0.3 _−0.2		Binary host with 2.1astronomical unit separation and uncertain, possibly unstable, planetary orbit.^[146]
OGLE-2016-BLG-1928	0.001			n/a		microlensing	30000	n/a	n/a	Rogue planet^[147]
OGLE-2017-BLG-0406 b	0.41±0.05			3.5±0.3		microlensing	17000±1600	0.56±0.07	4848	High fidelity microlensing event^[148]
OGLE-2017-BLG-0604b	0.51			4.06		microlensing	13000	0.70±0.28		^[131]
OGLE-2017-BLG-1049Lb	5.53^+3.62 _−2.87			3.92^+1.10 _−1.32		microlensing	18500⁺³⁶⁰⁰ ₋₄₅₀₀	0.55^+0.36 _−0.29		^[149]
OGLE-2017-BLG-1375b	10.33			2.97		microlensing	12000	0.77^+0.27 _−0.23		Multiple solutions for planetary parameters^[131]
OGLE-2018-BLG-0677Lb [ja]	0.0125^+0.0185 _−0.0084			0.68^+0.27 _−0.22		microlensing	27000±3500	0.12^+0.14 _−0.08		Milky waybulge^[150]
OGLE-2018-BLG-1269Lb	0.69^+0.44 _−0.22		4383	4.61^+1.70 _−1.17		microlensing	8300⁺³⁰⁰⁰ ₋₂₀₀₀	0.35^+0.3 _−0.2		Very high fidelity event^[151]
OGLE-2018-BLG-0799Lb	0.22^+0.19 _−0.06			1.27^+0.45 _−0.29		microlensing	16000	0.08^+0.08 _−0.02		^[152]^[153]
OGLE-2019-BLG-0551	0.0242					microlensing				Poorly characterized free-floating planet^[154]
Proxima Centauri c	0.0179±0.006		1928±20	1.489±0.049	39⁺¹⁶ ₋₁₈	radial vel.	4.244±0.001	0.1221±0.0022	3042±117	^[155]^[156] Second planet discovered orbiting nearest star to the Solar System
TIC 237913194b	1.942^+0.092 _−0.091	1.117^+0.054 _−0.047	15.168865±0.000018	0.1207±0.0037	974	transit	1009±6	1.026^+0.057 _−0.055	5788±80	Very eccentric orbit^[157]
TOI 122b	0.028^+0.029 _−0.010	0.243±0.016	5.078030±0.000015	0.0392±0.0007	471	transit	202.9±0.7	0.312±0.007	3403±100	^[158]
TOI-132 b	0.07048^+0.00598 _−0.00604	0.305±0.012	2.1097019^+0.000012 _−0.000011	0.026^+0.002 _−0.003	1395⁺⁵² ₋₇₂	transit	536.43±89.11	0.970±0.06	5397±46	^[159]
TOI-157 b [ja]	1.18±0.13	1.29±0.02	2.0845435±0.0000023	0.03138^+0.00025 _−0.00020	1588⁺²¹ ₋₂₀	transit	1171	0.948^+0.023 _−0.018	5404⁺⁷⁰ ₋₆₇	^[111]
TOI 169 b [ja]	0.791^+0.064 _−0.06	1.086^+0.081 _−0.048	2.2554477±0.0000063	0.03524^+0.00069 _−0.00079	1715⁺²² ₋₂₀	transit	1345	1.147^+0.069 _−0.075	5880⁺⁵⁴ ₋₄₉	^[111]
TOI 237b	0.009^+0.006 _−0.003	0.128±0.011	5.436098±0.000039	0.0341±0.0010	388	transit	124.2±0.7	0.179±0.004	3212±100	^[158]
TOI-251b		0.245±0.016	4.937770^+0.000028 _−0.000029	0.05741^+0.00023 _−0.00017		transit	324.4±1.4	1.036^+0.013 _−0.009	5875⁺¹⁰⁰ ₋₁₉₀	^[160]
TOI-257b [ja]	0.134±0.023	0.626±0.013	18.38827±0.00072	0.1523±0.0017	1033±19	transit	251.37±0.065	1.38^+0.056 _−0.009	6075±90	Host star also called HD 19916.^[161]^[162]^[163]
TOI-421 b	0.051^+0.004 _−0.003	0.461±0.012	16.06815^+0.00034 _−0.00035	0.1182^+0.0026 _−0.0027	696.6±12.2	transit	244.3±1.9	0.852^+0.029 _−0.021	5325⁺⁷⁸ ₋₅₈	Also in system a red dwarf star at 2200 a.u. separation^[164]
TOI-421 c	0.0222±0.0022	0.243±0.017	5.19676^+0.00049 _−0.00048	0.0557^+0.0012 _−0.0013	1014.9^+17.9 _−17.6	transit	244.3±1.9	0.852^+0.029 _−0.021	5325⁺⁷⁸ ₋₅₈	Also in system a red dwarf star at 2200 a.u. separation^[164]
TOI-481 b	1.53±0.03	0.99±0.01	10.33111±0.00002	0.097±0.001	1370±10	transit	587	1.14^+0.02 _−0.01	5735±72	^[165]
TOI-519 b	<14	0.75±0.21	1.2652328±0.0000005	0.012±0.004	760±54	transit	378±3	0.369^+0.026 _−0.097	3350⁺¹⁰⁰ ₋₂₀₀	Very faint 17-magnitude host star^[166]
TOI 540 b [ja]		0.081±0.005	1.2391491±0.0000017	0.01223±0.00036	611±23	transit	45.67±0.29	0.159±0.014	3216±83	^[167]
TOI-561 b	0.0050±0.0011	0.127±0.006	0.446578±0.000017	0.01055±0.00008		transit	279.2±1.6	0.785±0.018	5455⁺⁶⁵ ₋₄₇	^[168]^[169]
TOI-561 c	0.017±0.003	0.257±0.009	10.779±0.004	0.08809±0.0007		transit	279.2±1.6	0.785±0.018	5455⁺⁶⁵ ₋₄₇	^[168]^[169]
TOI-561 d	0.038±0.004	0.226±0.011	25.62±0.04	0.1569±0.0012		transit	279.2±1.6	0.785±0.018	5455⁺⁶⁵ ₋₄₇	^[168]^[169]
TOI-561 e	0.050±0.007	0.238±0.010	77.23±0.39	0.3274^+0.0028 _−0.0027		transit	279.2±1.6	0.785±0.018	5455⁺⁶⁵ ₋₄₇	^[168]
TOI-700 b	0.00406^+0.003 _−0.00116	0.0901^+0.00839 _−0.00776	9.97701^+0.00024 _−0.00028	0.0637^+0.0064 _−0.006		transit	101.5	0.416±0.01	3480±135	^[170]
TOI-700 c	0.0249^+0.0085 _−0.0057	0.2346^+0.0214 _−0.0205	16.051998^+0.000089 _−0.000092	0.0925^+0.0088 _−0.0083		transit	101.5	0.416±0.01	3480±135	^[170]
TOI-700 d	0.00711^+0.0022 _−0.00164	0.1062±0.0098	37.426^+0.0007 _−0.001	0.163±0.015	295±55	transit	101.5	0.416±0.01	3480±135	First "Earth sized" discovered byTESS^[170]^[171]
TOI-732 b	0.098	0.119	0.7683881	0.012	892	transit	72	0.379	3360	Orbiting primary star of binaryLDS 3977^[172]^[173]
TOI-732 c	0.027	0.205	12.25	0.07673	323	transit	72	0.379	3360	Orbiting primary star of binaryLDS 3977^[172]^[173]
TOI-763 b	0.031±0.002	0.203±0.010	5.6057±0.0013	0.0600±0.0006	1038±16	transit	311	0.917±0.028	5444±110	^[174]
TOI-763 c	0.029±0.003	0.235±0.011	12.2737^+0.0053 _−0.0077	0.1011±0.0010	800±12	transit	311	0.917±0.028	5444±110	^[174]
TOI-776 b	0.0147±0.0031	0.163±0.010	8.24664^+0.00009 _−0.00006	0.0652±0.0011	513±12	transit	88.6±0.1	0.544±0.028	3709±70	^[175]
TOI-776 c	0.0192±0.0047	0.184±0.012	15.6653^+0.0008 _−0.0007	0.1000±0.0017	415±10	transit	88.6±0.1	0.544±0.028	3709±70	^[175]
TOI-813 b		0.599±0.034	83.8911^+0.0027 _−0.0031	0.423^+0.031 _−0.037	610⁺²⁸ ₋₂₁	transit	864.8192±5.156379	1.32±0.06	5907±150	^[176]
TOI 824 b	0.058±0.006	0.261^+0.018 _−0.017	1.392978^+0.000018 _−0.000017	0.02177±0.00032	1253⁺³⁸ ₋₃₇	transit	208	0.69^+0.009 _−0.007	4569±50	Neptunian desert planet,^[177] likely stripped of hydrogen envelope^[178]
TOI-892 b	0.95±0.07	1.07±0.02	10.62656±0.00007	0.092±0.005	1397±40	transit	1120	1.28^+0.03 _−0.02	6261±80	^[165]
TOI 837 b	<1.2	0.768^+0.091 _−0.072	8.3248762±0.0000157			transit	466.5±1.2	1.118±0.059	6047±162	Belongs to open clusterIC 2602^[179]
TOI-849 b	0.128±0.008	0.308^+0.014 _−0.011	0.7655240±0.0000027	0.01598±0.00013	1800	transit	735	0.929±0.023	5329±48	Neptunian desert planet^[180]
TOI-942b		0.429±0.018	4.324190±0.00003	0.04796^+0.00073 _−0.00065		transit	498±2	0.788^+0.037 _−0.031	4928⁺¹²⁵ ₋₈₅	^[160]^[181] Host star TYC 5909-319-1
TOI-942c		0.517^+0.017 _−0.016	10.156430^+0.000069 _−0.000079	0.0847^+0.0012 _−0.0011		transit	498±2	0.788^+0.037 _−0.031	4928⁺¹²⁵ ₋₈₅	^[160]^[181] Host star TYC 5909-319-1
TOI-954 b	0.174^+0.018 _−0.017	0.852^+0.053 _−0.062	3.6849729^+0.0000027 _−0.0000028	0.04963^+0.00089 _−0.00090	1526⁺¹²³ ₋₁₆₄	transit	768.5±8.3	1.201^+0.066 _−0.064	5710⁺⁵³ ₋₄₉	^[119]
TOI-1130 b [ja]		0.3256±0.009	4.066499±0.000046	0.04394^+0.00035 _−0.00038	876±17	transit	190	0.684^+0.16 _−0.17	4250±67	^[182]^[183]
TOI-1130 c [ja]	0.974^+0.043 _−0.044	1.5^+0.27 _−0.22	8.350381±0.000033	0.07098^+0.00056 _−0.0006	637±12	transit	190	0.684^+0.16 _−0.17	4250±67	^[182]^[184]
TOI-1235 b [ru]	0.0217±0.00025	0.155±0.007	3.444729^+0.000031 _−0.000028	0.03845^+0.00037 _−0.0004	754±18	transit	129	0.640±0.016	3872±70	one more suspected planet in system^[185]
TOI-1266 b [ja]	0.042^+0.035 _−0.028	0.212^+0.014 _−0.011	10.894843^+0.000067 _−0.000066	0.0736^+0.0016 _−0.0017	413±20	transit	117.5±0.1	0.48±0.1	3570±100	^[186]^[187]
TOI-1266 c [ja]	0.007^+0.006 _−0.005	0.139^+0.013 _−0.012	18.80151^+0.00067 _−0.00069	0.1058^+0.0023 _−0.0024	344±16	transit	117.5±0.1	0.48±0.1	3570±100	^[186] Possibly atmosphere of steam^[188]^[187]
TOI-1338 b	0.10382±0.0622	0.61±0.0169	95.2	0.4607	724	transit	1301			First circumbinary planet discovered byTESS^[189]
TOI-1728 b [ja]	0.084^+0.017 _−0.016	0.450±0.014	3.491510^+0.000062 _−0.000057	0.0391±0.0009	767±8	transit	198.2±0.5	0.646^+0.023 _−0.022	3980⁺³¹ ₋₃₂	^[190]
TOI-1899 b	0.67±0.04	0.99±0.03	29.090312^+0.000036 _−0.000035	0.1587^+0.067 _−0.075	362±7	transit	419±1	0.627^+0.026 _−0.028	3841⁺⁵⁴ ₋₄₅	^[191]^[192]
TVLM 513-46546 b	0.38±0.24		221±5	0.3±0.0036		astrometry	34.90±0.07	0.09	2500	^[193]
TYC 8998-760-1 c	6±1	1.1^+0.6 _−0.3		320	1240⁺¹⁶⁰ ₋₁₇₀	imaging	309.4±0.9		4783	^[194]
USco1621 b	16			2880	2270	imaging	450	0.36	3460	^[195]
USco1556 b	15			3500	2240	imaging	459	0.33	3410	^[195]
XO-7b	0.709	1.373	2.8641424	0.04421	1743	transit	763	1.405	6250	^[196]
WASP-148 b	0.291±0.025	0.722±0.055	8.80381±0.000043	0.22±0.063	940±80	transit	809±5	1.00±0.08	5460±130	^[197]^[198]
WASP-148 c	0.397^+0.203 _−0.044		34.515±0.029	0.359±0.086	590±50	radial vel.	809±5	1.00±0.08	5460±130	^[197]^[198]
WASP-150 b	8.46^+0.28 _−0.2	1.07^+0.024 _−0.025	5.644207^+0.00003 _−0.000004	0.0694^+0.0011 _−0.0008	1460±11	transit	2422	1.394^+0.07 _−0.049	6218⁺⁴⁹ ₋₄₅	^[199]
WASP-176 b	0.855^+0.072 _−0.069	1.505^+0.05 _−0.045	3.899052±0.00005	0.0535^+0.001 _−0.0019	1721⁺²⁸ ₋₂₁	transit	1883	1.345^+0.08 _−0.13	5941⁺⁷⁷ ₋₇₉	^[199]
WASP-186 b	4.22±0.18	1.11±0.03	5.026799^+0.000012 _−0.000014	0.0600^+0.0012 _−0.0013	1348⁺²³ ₋₂₂	transit	913±11	1.22^+0.07 _−0.08	6361⁺¹⁰⁵ ₋₈₂	Also called TOI-1494^[200]
WASP-187 b	0.80±0.09	1.64±0.05	5.147878^+0.000005 _−0.000009	0.0653±0.0013	1726⁺³¹ ₋₂	transit	1224±21	1.54±0.09	6150⁺⁹² ₋₈₅	Also called TOI-1493^[200]
Wendelstein-1b	0.59^+0.17 _−0.13	1.0314^+0.00204 _−0.021	2.663416±0.000001	0.0282±0.0009	1727⁺⁷⁸ ₋₉₀	transit	1004±10	0.65±0.1	3984⁺¹⁵² ₋₄₆	^[201]
Wendelstein-2b	0.731^+0.541 _−0.311	1.1592±0.0061	1.7522239±0.0000008	0.0234±0.0015	1852⁺¹²⁰ ₋₁₄₀	transit	1875±20	0.73±0.11	4288⁺¹³³ ₋₁₁₁	Extended gaseous envelope^[201]
WD 1856+534 b	13.8	0.93±0.09	1.4079405±0.0000011	0.0204±0.0012		transit	80.737±0.144	0.518±0.055	4710±60	Orbiting a white dwarf star^[202]

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 (107)

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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)

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Exoplanets

Discovered exoplanets by year
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Space probe launches	Solar Orbiter (Feb 2020) Hope (Jul 2020) Tianwen-1 (Jul 2020) Mars 2020 (Jul 2020) Perseverance rover Mars HelicopterIngenuity Chang'e 5 (lunar sample return mission; Nov 2020)
Impact events	2020 China bolide
Selected NEOs	Asteroid close approaches 594913 ꞌAylóꞌchaxnim (809875) 2020 BX12 2020 CW 2020 CD3(temporary satellite) (52768) 1998 OR2 2020 HS7 2020 JJ 2020 LD (163348) 2002 NN4 2020 OY4 2020 QG 2011 ES4 2018 VP1 2020 SO(space debris) 2020 SW 2020 SL1 2020 UA 2020 VV 2020 VT4 (153201) 2000 WO107 (501647) 2014 SD224 (614689) 2020 XL5
Exoplanets	AU Mic b Gliese 414 Ab Ac Gliese 433 b c d GJ 1151 b radio emissions K2-315b Kepler-1649c KOI-456.04 Lacaille 9352 b c M51-ULS-1b OGLE-2016-BLG-1928(rogue planet) Tau Ceti j(predicted) TOI-561 b c d e TOI-700 b c d TOI-732 b c TOI-1338 b TOI-1339 b c d TYC 8998-760-1 c WD 1856+534 b
Discoveries	Betelgeuse dimming FRB 180916 location and periodicity Radcliffe wave Ophiuchus Supercluster explosion PSO J03094+27 (distant blazar) 2MASS J1047+21 wind speed measurements SGR 1935+2154 (soft gamma ray repeater) HR 6819 black hole hypothesis PHL 293B ending of P Cygni profile hydrogen emission lines Swift J1818.0–1607 (young magnetar) GW190814(announced) South Pole Wall GW190521(announced) Phosphine detection in theatmosphere of Venus Water detection on the sunlit surface of theMoon
Comets	C/2019 Y4 (ATLAS) P/2019 LD2 (ATLAS) C/2017 T2 (PANSTARRS) C/2020 F8 (SWAN) C/2019 U6 (LEMMON) C/2020 F3 (NEOWISE) 2P/Encke 88P/Howell C/2020 M3 (ATLAS) 156P/Russell–LINEAR C/2020 S3 (Erasmus)
Space exploration	Spitzer retirement (Jan 2020) BepiColombo (Earth gravity assist; Apr 2020, Venus gravity assist; Oct 2020) OSIRIS-REx (sample collection from asteroidBennu; Oct 2020) Hayabusa2 (sample return from asteroidRyugu; Dec 2020) Chang'e 5 (lunar sample return; Dec 2020)
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