This list of exoplanets discovered in 2022 is a list of confirmed exoplanets that were first reported in 2022. For exoplanets detected only by radial velocity, the listed value for mass is a lower limit. See Minimum mass for more information.

On 31 March 2022, K2-2016-BLG-0005Lb was reported to be the most distant exoplanet found by Kepler to date.^[1]^[2]

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
29 Cygni b	13.9^+6.1 _−5.1			16.9^+3.4 _−1.9		imaging	130.9±0.9	2.14±0.15	8790⁺¹⁵¹³ ₋₁₂₉₂	Host star also known as HIP 99770^[3]
CoRoT-35b	1.10±0.37	1.68±0.11	3.22748±0.00008	0.04290±0.00092	1747±62	transit	3700±200	1.01^+0.07 _−0.06	6390±130	^[4]
CoRoT-36b	0.68^+0.47 _−0.43	1.41±0.14	5.616531±0.000023	0.066±0.007	1567±35	transit	3110±60	1.32±0.09	6730±140	^[4]
EPIC 206317286 c	0.0168±0.098	0.186^+0.015 _−0.014	17.51547^+0.00228 _−0.00296		570	transit		0.832^+0.253 _−0.367	4752±138	^[5]
EPIC 210768568 b		0.088±0.004	3.2141±0.0002	0.0511^+0.0021 _−0.0028		transit	965	1.018±0.131	5711±105	^[6]
EPIC 246078343 b		0.068±0.007	0.8094±0.00003	0.0117^+0.0009 _−0.0012		transit	954	0.808^+0.364 _−0.256	4116±138	^[6]
EPIC 246078343 c		0.110±0.006	5.3301±0.0003	0.0426^+0.0016 _−0.0019		transit	954	0.808^+0.364 _−0.256	4116±138	^[6]
EPIC 246220667 b		0.172±0.006	6.6690±0.0002	0.0552^+0.0017 _−0.0023		transit	835	0.814^+0.363 _−0.251	4343±138	^[6]
EPIC 246220667 c		0.109±0.006	4.3696±0.0001	0.0487^+0.0027 _−0.0031		transit	835	0.814^+0.363 _−0.251	4343±138	^[6]
EPIC 247422570 b		0.189±0.009	5.9382^+0.0006 _−0.0004	0.0586^+0.0032 _−0.0033		transit	2181	0.893^+0.406 _−0.275	5590±138	^[6]
Gaia-1b	1.68±0.11	1.229±0.021	3.052524±0.000017	0.04047±0.00094		transit	1201±7	0.949±0.066	5470±110	First confirmed exoplanet discovered by Gaia, along with Gaia-2b^[7]
Gaia-2b	0.817±0.047	1.322±0.013	3.6915224±0.0000039	0.0467±0.0015		transit	676±3	1.000±0.095	5720±84	First confirmed exoplanet discovered by Gaia, along with Gaia-1b^[7]
Gliese 514b	0.0164±0.0028		140.43±0.41	0.422^+0.014 _−0.015	202±11	radial vel.	24.850±0.010	0.510±0.051	3714±51	Planetary orbit partially in habitable zone^[8]
Gliese 1002 b	0.0034±0.0004		10.3465±0.027	0.0457±0.0013	230.9±6.7	radial vel.	15.808±0.003	0.120±0.010	3024±52	Planet in habitable zone^[9]
Gliese 1002 c	0.0043±0.0005		21.202±0.013	0.0738±0.0021	181.7±5.2	radial vel.	15.808±0.003	0.120±0.010	3024±52	Planet in habitable zone^[9]
Gliese 3929 b	0.0055±0.0014	0.097±0.004	2.6162745±0.000003	0.0252±0.0005	568±6	transit	51.64±0.02	0.309±0.014	3369±51	Another planet in system is suspected^[10]^[11]
Gliese 3929 c	0.0180±0.0029		15.04±0.03	0.081±0.002	317±3	radial vel.	51.64±0.02	0.309±0.014	3369±51	^[11]
GJ 463 b	3.6±0.4		3448⁺¹¹⁰ ₋₈₈	3.53±0.07		radial vel.	59.91±0.03	0.49±0.02	3540±41	Host star also known as Ross 690^[12]^[13]
GJ 3090 b	0.0105	0.19	2.8531042±0.0000032	0.03165	696	transit	73.21±0.04	0.519±0.013	3556±70	Host star also known as TOI-177^[14]
GJ 3090 c	0.0538		12.734^+0.033 _−0.026	0.08575	421	radial vel.	73.21±0.04	0.519±0.013	3556±70	Host star also known as TOI-177^[14]
HD 3167 e	0.0306±0.0037		102.09^+0.52 _−0.50	0.4048^+0.0077 _−0.0074	375±7	radial vel.	154.59±0.13	0.852^+0.026 _−0.015	5300±73	^[15]
HD 18599 b	0.0758^+0.0223 _−0.0242	0.232±0.012	4.1374354^+0.0000036 _−0.0000037	0.0480±0.0004	935±11	transit	126.02±0.06	0.863±0.020	5145±50	Host star also known as TOI-179, also red dwarf star in the system^[16]^[17]^[18]
HD 20329b	0.0233±0.0034	0.154±0.006	0.926118^+0.000050 _−0.000043	0.0180±0.0003	2141±27	transit	207.7±0.9	0.90±0.05	5596±50	^[19]
HD 22532 b	2.12±0.09		872.6±2.8	1.900±0.004		radial vel.	526±2	1.20±0.05	5067⁺⁵⁹ ₋₂₂	Giant host star^[20]
HD 22946 b		0.154±0.009	4.040301^+0.000023 _−0.000042	0.0528±0.0030	1378±36	transit	205.08±0.16	1.158±0.058	6210⁺¹⁷³ ₋₁₅₈	Host star also known as TOI-411, third transiting planet in system is suspected^[21]
HD 22946 c		0.245±0.013	9.573096^+0.000026 _−0.000023	0.0939±0.0054	1033±27	transit	205.08±0.16	1.158±0.058	6210⁺¹⁷³ ₋₁₅₈	Host star also known as TOI-411, third transiting planet in system is suspected^[21]
HD 23472 d	0.0017±0.0006	0.067±0.005	3.97664^+0.000030 _−0.000044	0.04298^+0.00063 _−0.00065	909⁺³⁵ ₋₃₂	transit	127.48±0.06	0.67±0.03	4684±99	^[22]
HD 23472 e	0.0023±0.0009	0.073±0.006	7.90754±0.00011	0.0680±0.0010	723⁺²⁸ ₋₂₅	transit	127.48±0.06	0.67±0.03	4684±99	^[22]
HD 23472 f	0.0024±0.0013	0.102±0.007	12.1621839^+0.00012 _−0.000099	0.0906±0.0014	630⁺²⁷ ₋₂₃	transit	127.48±0.06	0.67±0.03	4684±99	^[22]
HD 28109 b	0.058^+0.029 _−0.024	0.196±0.009	22.89104^+0.00035 _−0.00036	0.1357±0.0034	881.2±7.5	transit	457.0±0.6	1.26±0.08	6120±50	^[23]
HD 28109 c	0.025^+0.013 _−0.010	0.378±0.010	56.00819^+0.00194 _−0.00202	0.308±0.011	585.2^+8.7 _−8.3	transit	457.0±0.6	1.26±0.08	6120±50	^[23]
HD 28109 d	0.018^+0.009 _−0.007	0.290±0.010	84.25999^+0.00744 _−0.00662	0.411±0.016	506.5^+8.7 _−8.0	transit	457.0±0.6	1.26±0.08	6120±50	^[23]
HD 29399 b	1.57±0.11		892.7±5.9	1.913±0.008		radial vel.	144.2±0.3	1.15±0.04	4845±52	Giant host star^[24]
HD 33142 d [ja]	0.89^+0.06 _−0.05		810.2^+3.8 _−4.2	1.955^+0.016 _−0.012		radial vel.	394.3±0.9	1.52±0.03	5025.4^+23.6 _−15.5	Giant host star^[25]
HD 56414 b	0.0944±0.0053	0.331±0.018	29.04992±0.00021	0.229±0.004	1133±30	transit	873±3	1.89±0.11	8500±150	Host star also known as TOI-1228^[26]
HD 64121 b	2.56±0.19		623.0±3.4	1.510±0.006		radial vel.	424.1±1.7	1.18±0.05	5066⁺⁵⁸ ₋₆₀	Giant host star^[20]
HD 69123 b	3.04±0.16		1193.3±7.0	2.482±0.010		radial vel.	245.0±1.3	1.43±0.07	4787⁺²⁸⁰ ₋₅₁	Giant host star^[20]
HD 83443 c	1.5^+0.5 _−0.2		8241⁺¹⁰¹⁹ ₋₅₃₀	8.0±0.8		radial vel.	133.6±0.2	1.00±0.03	5442±17	Eccentric orbit due to hot Jupiter in system^[27]
HD 93963A b		0.121±0.004	1.0391353^+0.0000049 _−0.0000045	0.02085±0.00037	2042±27	transit	268.6±1.3	1.109±0.043	5987±64	Host star also known as TOI-1797^[28]
HD 93963A c		0.288±0.005	3.6451398^+0.0000106 _−0.0000142	0.04813±0.00085	1344±18	transit	268.6±1.3	1.109±0.043	5987±64	Host star also known as TOI-1797^[28]
HD 109833 b		0.258^+0.014 _−0.012	9.188526±0.000026			transit	259.5±0.2	1.08±0.05	5881±50	Young host star also known as TOI-1097^[29]
HD 109833 c		0.231^+0.018 _−0.016	13.900148±0.000057			transit	259.5±0.2	1.08±0.05	5881±50	Young host star also known as TOI-1097^[29]
HD 114082 b	8.0±1.0	1.00±0.03	109.75^+0.40 _−0.37	0.5109^+0.0081 _−0.0083		transit	310.1±0.7	1.47±0.07	6651±35	Young star, eccentric planetary orbit^[30]^[31]
HD 167768 b [zh]	0.85^+0.12 _−0.11		20.6532^+0.0032 _−0.0032	0.1512^+0.0058 _−0.0063	1874	radial vel.	353.5	1.08^+0.14 _−0.12	4830	Host red giant star also known as HR 8640, other planets in system are suspected^[32]
HD 191939 g	0.0425±0.0063		284⁺¹⁰ ₋₈	0.812±0.028	278±6	radial vel.	174.4±0.1	0.81±0.04	5348±100	Habitable zone planet^[33]
HD 191939 f	>2.1		>2200	>3.2	<125		174.4±0.1	0.81±0.04	5348±100	^[33]
HD 199981 b	10.070±2.483		21000±8000	13.048±3.073		radial vel.	66.7±2.4			Host star also known as GJ 9714^[34]
HD 105618 b	0.079±0.008		9.9	0.091±0.004		radial vel.	227.8±0.4			Also brown dwarf in the system^[34]
HD 206893 c [fr]	12.3^+1.1 _−1.2	1.46^+0.18 _−0.06	2082	3.53^+0.08 _−0.07	1181.9^+20.6 _−53.9	radial vel.	125.1±2.6	1.24	6486	Some deuterium burning despite its low mass, also another brown dwarf is present in the system^[35]
HD 21019 b [zh]	0.014±0.002		2.56	0.034±0.002		radial vel.	120			Host star also known as GJ 2030^[34]
HD 21019 c [zh]	12.934±2.361		25600±2500	16.752±1.312		radial vel.	120			Host star also known as GJ 2030^[34]
HD 21175 b	0.038±0.010		10.6	0.091±0.004		radial vel.	57.7			Host star also known as GJ 3222, planet on extremely eccentric orbit, also brown dwarf in the system^[34]
HD 260655 b	0.0067±0.0011	0.111±0.002	2.76953±0.00003	0.02933±0.00024	709±4	transit	32.63±0.07	0.439±0.011	3803±10	Host star also known as TOI-4599^[36]
HD 260655 c	0.0097±0.0015	0.137±0.004	5.70588±0.00007	0.04749±0.00039	557±3	transit	32.63±0.07	0.439±0.011	3803±10	Host star also known as TOI-4599^[36]
HIP 34269 b [ja]	0.0052±0.0007	0.103±0.005	0.548177±0.000019	0.01188±0.00040	1617±41	transit	154.81±0.15	0.740±0.017	4440±100	Host star also known as TOI-500^[37]
HIP 34269 c [ja]	0.0146±0.0016		6.6356±0.0040			radial vel.	154.81±0.15	0.740±0.017	4440±100	Host star also known as TOI-500^[37]
HIP 34269 d [ja]	0.1055±0.0033		26.233±0.020			radial vel.	154.81±0.15	0.740±0.017	4440±100	Host star also known as TOI-500^[37]
HIP 34269 e [ja]	0.0376±0.0042		61.30±0.28			radial vel.	154.81±0.15	0.740±0.017	4440±100	Host star also known as TOI-500^[37]
HIP 94235 b		0.268±0.027	7.713057±0.000021	0.07870^+0.00056 _−0.00017	1060±50	transit	191.2±0.4	1.094^+0.024 _−0.007	5991±50	Host star also known as TOI-4399, shares system with a red dwarf^[38]
HR 7321 b	0.30±0.07		285.1^+1.2 _−1.5	0.937±0.003		radial vel.	200.2	1.35^+0.19 _−0.21	4971	Red giant host star also known as HD 184010^[39]
HR 7321 c	0.28^+0.08 _−0.10		483.3^+3.2 _−4.0	1.332^+0.006 _−0.007		radial vel.	200.2	1.35^+0.19 _−0.21	4971	Red giant host star also known as HD 184010^[39]
HR 7321 d	0.46±0.08		837.7^+6.4 _−5.5	1.922^+0.010 _−0.008		radial vel.	200.2	1.35^+0.19 _−0.21	4971	Red giant host star also known as HD 184010^[39]
K2-365 b	0.0272±0.0172	0.259^+0.017 _−0.015	23.448172^+0.00076 _−0.00099		710	transit		0.823^+0.369 _−0.25	5561±138	^[5]
K2-366 b	0.0199±0.0115	0.210^+0.016 _−0.014	15.93703^+0.00079 _−0.00114		770	transit		0.825^+0.366 _−0.255	5601±138	^[5]
K2-367 b	0.0203±0.0126	0.215^+0.020 _−0.017	20.64509^+0.00099 _−0.00137		450	transit		0.756^+0.231 _−0.347	4348±128	^[5]
K2-368 b	0.0073±0.0042	0.118^+0.009 _−0.008	5.02559^+0.00028 _−0.00034		800	transit		0.746^+0.334 _−0.232	4663±138	^[5]
K2-368 c	0.0078±0.0041	0.121^+0.010 _−0.009	9.66018±0.00116		650	transit		0.746^+0.334 _−0.232	4663±138	^[5]
K2-368 d	0.0146±0.0085	0.173^+0.013 _−0.012	20.20108^+0.00235 _−0.00273		500	transit		0.746^+0.334 _−0.232	4663±138	^[5]
K2-369 b	0.0069±0.0040	0.117^+0.009 _−0.008	5.76161^+0.00084 _−0.00071		1080	transit		0.735^+0.334 _−0.224	5682±138	^[5]
K2-370 b	0.0327±0.0207	0.286^+0.020 _−0.048	2.14084^+0.00003 _−0.00004		1420	transit		0.984^+0.428 _−0.303	5377±138	^[5]
K2-371 b	4.7±2.2	1.162^+0.082 _−0.077	3.11490±0.00001		1000	transit		0.958^+0.44 _−0.298	4925±138	^[5]
K2-372 b	0.0289±0.0168	0.262±0.006	9.84407^+0.00056 _−0.00057		870	transit		0.847^+0.101 _−0.088	5479±27	^[5]
K2-373 b	0.0162±0.0089	0.184^+0.013 _−0.012	11.02066^+0.00143 _−0.00136		1130	transit		1.158^+0.499 _−0.349	6138±138	^[5]
K2-374 b	0.0113±0.0058	0.142±0.005	4.52195^+0.00032 _−0.00040		1210	transit		0.731^+0.067 _−0.061	5789±21	^[5]
K2-374 c	0.0179±0.0109	0.197^+0.008 _−0.007	16.43445^+0.00237 _−0.00270		790	transit		0.731^+0.067 _−0.061	5789±21	^[5]
K2-375 b	0.0183±0.0106	0.200^+0.016 _−0.015	14.45389^+0.00477 _−0.00417		1000	transit		1.119^+0.492 _−0.344	5822±138	^[5]
K2-376 b	0.0129±0.0074	0.155^+0.011 _−0.010	5.77647^+0.00026 _−0.00023		1240	transit		0.908^+0.394 _−0.281	5937±138	^[5]
K2-377 b	0.0123±0.0073	0.151^+0.013 _−0.011	12.83223^+0.00155 _−0.00161		530	transit		0.821^+0.371 _−0.258	4200±138	^[5]
K2-378 b	0.0283±0.0173	0.257^+0.024 _−0.020	2.06043^+0.00011 _−0.00007		1130	transit		0.923^+0.425 _−0.291	4823±138	^[5]
K2-379 b	0.0175±0.0104	0.194^+0.032 _−0.017	8.77724^+0.00062 _−0.00061		680	transit		0.856^+0.375 _−0.265	4603±138	^[5]
K2-380 b	0.0250±0.0144	0.243^+0.016 _−0.015	9.40131^+0.00046 _−0.00050		1110	transit		0.993^+0.416 _−0.302	5911±138	^[5]
K2-381 b	0.0040±0.0026	0.095^+0.012 _−0.009	7.93893±0.00059		670	transit		0.754^+0.337 _−0.239	4473±138	^[5]
K2-381 c	0.0158±0.0094	0.178^+0.016 _−0.013	16.03465^+0.00184 _−0.00157		530	transit		0.754^+0.337 _−0.239	4473±138	^[5]
K2-381 d	0.0121±0.0070	0.150^+0.016 _−0.012	26.80302^+0.00277 _−0.00304		440	transit		0.754^+0.337 _−0.239	4473±138	^[5]
K2-382 b	0.0162±0.0101	0.185^+0.013 _−0.011	21.70015^+0.00202 _−0.00191		610	transit		0.922^+0.401 _−0.284	5452±138	^[5]
K2-383 b	0.0102±0.0052	0.139^+0.010 _−0.009	1.86596±0.00001		1270	transit		1.061^+0.459 _−0.327	5129±138	^[5]
K2-384 b	0.0040±0.0026	0.096^+0.020 _−0.005	2.23152^+0.0019 _−0.00032		600	transit		0.330±0.009	3623±138	^[5]
K2-384 c	0.0054±0.0027	0.106^+0.004 _−0.006	4.19476^+0.00030 _−0.00018		480	transit		0.330±0.009	3623±138	^[5]
K2-384 d	0.0085±0.0044	0.124^+0.010 _−0.006	6.67958^+0.00071 _−0.00049		410	transit		0.330±0.009	3623±138	^[5]
K2-384 e	0.0075±0.0042	0.120^+0.012 _−0.007	9.71504^+0.00100 _−0.00073		370	transit		0.330±0.009	3623±138	^[5]
K2-384 f	0.0179±0.0104	0.198^+0.008 _−0.007	13.62749^+0.00034 _−0.00057		330	transit		0.330±0.009	3623±138	^[5]
K2-385 b	0.0100±0.0056	0.137^+0.012 _−0.011	2.38086^+0.00016 _−0.00021		1100	transit	1370±20	0.9270^+0.4120 _−0.2860	4844±138	^[5]
K2-386 b	0.0195±0.0115	0.207^+0.006 _−0.005	7.47322^+0.00037 _−0.00031		1010	transit	1400±30	0.911^+0.088 _−0.083	5749±22	^[5]
K2-387 b	0.1430±0.0996	0.653±0.023	28.73532±0.00099		340	transit	870±12	0.570^+0.051 _−0.048	3572±138	^[5]
K2-388 b	0.0412±0.0263	0.326^+0.029 _−0.020	6.33906^+0.00022 _−0.00018		970	transit	948±13	0.8420^+0.3760 _−0.2590	5367±138	^[5]
K2-389 b	0.0177±0.0103	0.195±0.010	8.58404^+0.00088 _−0.00202		1050	transit	846±9	0.8020^+0.3570 _−0.2460	5782±138	^[5]
K2-389 c	0.0165±0.0085	0.182^+0.013 _−0.012	20.85133^+0.00280 _−0.00298		780	transit	846±9	0.8020^+0.3570 _−0.2460	5782±138	^[5]
K2-390 b	0.0636±0.0390	0.416^+0.027 _−0.030	3.31279±0.00010		1310	transit	1490±18	0.7890^+0.3510 _−0.2390	5558±138	^[5]
K2-391 b	0.0078±0.0053	0.122^+0.025 _−0.016	4.62265^+0.00022 _−0.00025		900	transit	1660±50	0.7570^+0.3410 _−0.2400	5543±138	^[5]
K2-392 b	0.0140±0.0079	0.165^+0.014 _−0.013	15.39872^+0.00242 _−0.00193		840	transit	1330±30	0.8410^+0.3700 _−0.2580	5726±138	^[5]
K2-393 b	0.0199±0.0127	0.210^+0.015 _−0.014	10.41318^+0.00093 _−0.00069		950	transit	867±9	0.8810^+0.3810 _−0.2690	5678±138	^[5]
K2-394 b	0.0123±0.0063	0.151^+0.012 _−0.011	5.09571±0.00011		890	transit	319.7±1.5	0.478^+0.214 _−0.147	4938±138	^[5]
K2-395 b	0.0240±0.0141	0.231^+0.017 _−0.015	4.80335^+0.00035 _−0.00046		910	transit	935±10	0.9520^+0.4210 _−0.2930	5007±138	^[5]
K2-395 c	0.0371±0.0220	0.303^+0.025 _−0.022	8.49128^+0.00033 _−0.00030		750	transit	935±10	0.9520^+0.4210 _−0.2930	5007±138	^[5]
K2-396 b	0.0106±0.0061	0.140^+0.010 _−0.009	0.6736±0.00001		1990	transit	897±9	0.9540^+0.4290 _−0.2930	5236±138	^[5]
K2-396 c	0.0314±0.0189	0.278^+0.015 _−0.010	25.76051^+0.00199 _−0.00188		590	transit	897±9	0.9540^+0.4290 _−0.2930	5236±138	^[5]
K2-397 b	0.0212±0.0127	0.216±0.016	3.57232^+0.00018 _−0.00015		1210	transit	650±5	0.9370^+0.4060 _−0.2850	5387±138	^[5]
K2-398 b	0.0191±0.0112	0.203^+0.010 _−0.009	6.39302^+0.00113 _−0.00075		1240	transit	1980±40	0.9450^+0.0900 _−0.0830	5946±20	^[5]
K2-398 c	0.0736±0.0412	0.455±0.013	18.78783^+0.00087 _−0.00099		870	transit	1980±40	0.9450^+0.0900 _−0.0830	5946±20	^[5]
K2-399 b	0.1015±0.0697	0.540^+0.093 _−0.042	0.75997±0.00001		2780	transit	1680±40	0.783^+0.131 _−0.114	5690±38	^[5]
K2-400 b	0.0051±0.0025	0.103±0.004	3.86505±0.00018		570	transit	203.5±0.8	0.374±0.009	3578±138	^[5]
K2-401 b	0.0183±0.0117	0.201^+0.018 _−0.017	6.29309^+0.00057 _−0.00070		660	transit	655±5	0.8700^+0.3950 _−0.2690	4213±138	^[5]
K2-402 b	0.0245±0.0149	0.239^+0.019 _−0.017	17.27474^+0.00259 _−0.00317		870	transit	1710±60	0.9440^+0.4190 _−0.2900	5716±138	^[5]
K2-403 b	0.0783±0.0515	0.476^+0.031 _−0.034	33.58977±0.00076		580	transit	804±8	0.7840^+0.3400 _−0.2410	5511±138	^[5]
K2-404 b	0.0230±0.0127	0.225±0.007	13.11536^+0.00044 _−0.00060		450	transit	397±2	0.552±0.015	3748±138	^[5]
K2-405 b	0.0586±0.0342	0.407^+0.007 _−0.010	3.43547±0.00003		980	transit	643±7	1.034^+0.459 _−0.314	4927±138	^[5]
K2-406 b	0.063±0.039	0.410^+0.027 _−0.026	22.5494^+0.00137 _−0.00143		720	transit	278±2	0.7980^+0.3390 _−0.2450	5784±138	^[5]
K2-407 b	0.0066±0.0035	0.114^+0.008 _−0.007	4.9419^+0.00066 _−0.00069		1110	transit				^[5]
K2-407 c	0.0078±0.0044	0.121^+0.008 _−0.007	9.22453^+0.00132 _−0.00091		900	transit				^[5]
K2-408 b	0.0122±0.0062	0.149^+0.010 _−0.009	20.97895^+0.00130 _−0.00124		610	transit				^[5]
K2-409 b	0.0212±0.0127	0.221^+0.015 _−0.014	1.90808^+0.00004 _−0.00005		1800	transit				^[5]
K2-2016-BLG-0005Lb	1.1±0.1			4.4^+1.9 _−0.4	4700⁺³³⁰⁰ ₋₇₀₀	microlensing	17000±700	0.58±0.03		^[1]
Kepler-451 c	1.61±0.14		1460±90	2.1±0.2		timing	1340±20	0.48+0.12		^[40]
Kepler-451 d	1.76±0.18		43.0±0.1	0.20±0.03		timing	1340±20	0.48+0.12		^[40]
Kepler-1656 c	0.40±0.09		1919⁺²⁷ ₋₂₄	3.053±0.049		radial vel.		1.03±0.04		^[41]
Kepler-1708b	<4.6	0.8886^+0.0535 _−0.0526	737.11310^+0.00146 _−0.00770	1.64±0.10		transit	5436⁺³³⁴ ₋₂₉₈	1.088±0.072	6157⁺²³¹ ₋₂₀₂	Possible exomoon host^[42]^[43]
Kepler-1972 b	0.0064±0.0019	0.072±0.004	7.54425±0.00054			transit	923±3	1.12±0.03	5818±27	Very dense planets, additional planet in system suspected^[44]
Kepler-1972 c	0.0066±0.0020	0.078±0.005	11.3295±0.0011			transit	923±3	1.12±0.03	5818±27	Very dense planets, additional planet in system suspected^[44]
KMT-2016-BLG-1105b	0.007^+0.023 _−0.005			2.44^+0.88 _−0.75		microlensing	17000±7000	0.41^+0.25 _−0.21		^[45]
KMT-2017-BLG-0428b	0.018^+0.011 _−0.009			1.81^+0.55 _−0.59		microlensing	18000⁺⁶⁰⁰⁰ ₋₈₀₀₀	0.34^+0.22 _−0.17		^[45]
KMT-2017-BLG-0673Lb	3.67^+2.17 _−2.07			2.34^+0.56 _−0.74		microlensing	17000⁺⁴⁰⁰⁰ ₋₅₀₀₀	0.63^+0.37 _−0.35		^[46]
KMT-2017-BLG-1003b	0.016^+0.017 _−0.009			1.38^+0.39 _−0.32		microlensing	23000±2000	0.32^+0.31 _−0.17		^[45]
KMT-2017-BLG-1194b	0.011±0.006			1.78^+0.45 _−0.46		microlensing	14000±6000	0.41^+0.23 _−0.19		^[45]
KMT-2018-BLG-0030b	1.45^+1.23 _−0.88			4.39^+2.18 _−2.40		microlensing	21000⁺⁴⁰⁰⁰ ₋₆₀₀₀	0.51^+0.43 _−0.31		^[47]
KMT-2018-BLG-0087b	0.23^+0.32 _−0.12			0.87^+0.24 _−0.25		microlensing	23000⁺³⁰⁰⁰ ₋₄₀₀₀	0.10^+0.14 _−0.05		^[47]
KMT-2018-BLG-0247b	2.11^+2.09 _−1.04			2.46^+0.51 _−0.58		microlensing	22000⁺³⁰⁰⁰ ₋₄₀₀₀	0.29^+0.28 _−0.14		^[47]
KMT-2018-BLG-2004b	0.27±\0.12			4.62^+0.80 _−1.10		microlensing	23000⁺³⁰⁰⁰ ₋₄₀₀₀	0.69^+0.32 _−0.31		^[48]
KMT-2018-BLG-2602b	1.15^+0.73 _−0.63			3.81^+2.96 _−2.32		microlensing	14000±6000	0.66^+0.42 _−0.36		^[47]
KMT-2018-BLG-2718b	16.0^+11.7 _−8.0			4.86^+2.97 _−2.55		microlensing	15000⁺¹⁰⁰⁰⁰ ₋₇₀₀₀	0.82^+0.57 _−0.39		^[48]
KMT-2019-BLG-0414Lb	4.57^+3.74 _−2.06			1.16^+0.47 _−0.51		microlensing	14000⁺⁵⁰⁰⁰ ₋₆₀₀₀	0.74^+0.43 _−0.38		^[46]
KMT-2019-BLG-1042Lb	0.19^+0.21 _−0.11			1.7±0.5		microlensing	22000⁺³⁰⁰⁰ ₋₅₀₀₀	0.30^+0.34 _−0.18		^[49]
KMT-2019-BLG-1367b	0.013^+0.008 _−0.007			1.70^+0.50 _−0.56		microlensing	15000⁺⁸⁰⁰⁰ ₋₇₀₀₀	0.25^+0.16 _−0.13		^[45]
KMT-2019-BLG-1552Lb	4.05^+1.73 _−1.85			2.6^+0.6 _−0.8		microlensing	15000⁺⁶⁰⁰⁰ ₋₅₀₀₀	0.79^+0.33 _−0.36		^[49]
KMT-2019-BLG-1806b	0.015±0.005			3.02^+0.70 _−0.73		microlensing	22000⁺²⁰⁰⁰ ₋₇₀₀₀	0.74±0.25		^[45]
KMT-2019-BLG-2974Lb	0.28^+0.29 _−0.18			2.0^+0.8 _−0.7		microlensing	20000⁺⁵⁰⁰⁰ ₋₇₀₀₀	0.47^+0.41 _−0.28		^[49]
KMT-2021-BLG-0171Lb	0.0352^+0.0173 _−0.0142			3.5^+1.3 _−1.0		microlensing	15000⁺⁵⁰⁰⁰ ₋₄₀₀₀	0.78^+0.29 _−0.26		^[50]
KMT-2021-BLG-0240 b	0.40^+0.07 _−0.08			2.5^+2.8 _−1.9		microlensing	23000⁺³⁰⁰⁰ ₋₅₀₀₀	0.47^+0.33 _−0.24		Multiple solutions for orbital separation^[51]
KMT-2021-BLG-0240 c	0.64^+0.25 _−0.24			1.0^+1.1 _−0.8		microlensing	23000⁺³⁰⁰⁰ ₋₅₀₀₀	0.47^+0.33 _−0.24		Multiple solutions for orbital separation^[51]
KMT-2021-BLG-0320Lb	0.10^+0.13 _−0.07			1.54^+0.24 _−0.30		microlensing	23000⁺³⁰⁰⁰ ₋₄₀₀₀	0.32^+0.39 _−0.21		^[52]
KMT-2021-BLG-0748b	0.45^+0.40 _−0.25			2.43±0.67		microlensing	20000⁺³⁰⁰⁰ ₋₄₀₀₀	0.36^+0.32 _−0.20		^[53]
KMT-2021-BLG-0119Lb	5.97^+2.94 _−2.60			3.23^+0.76 _−0.80		microlensing	11000⁺⁶⁰⁰⁰ ₋₄₀₀₀	0.69^+0.34 _−0.30		Multiple orbital solutions^[54]
KMT-2021-BLG-0192Lb	0.19^+0.09 _−0.10			2.07^+0.35 _−0.47		microlensing	22000⁺³⁰⁰⁰ ₋₅₀₀₀	0.55^+0.26 _−0.28		Multiple orbital solutions^[54]
KMT-2021-BLG-0712b	0.12^+0.06 _−0.04			2.22^+0.66 _−0.48		microlensing	10000⁺³⁰⁰⁰ ₋₂₀₀₀	0.22^+0.12 _−0.07		^[55]
KMT-2021-BLG-0909b	1.26^+1.01 _−0.66			1.75±0.42		microlensing	21000⁺³⁰⁰⁰ ₋₅₀₀₀	0.38^+0.30 _−0.20		^[55]
KMT-2021-BLG-1077Lb	0.22^+0.31 _−0.12			1.26^+1.41 _−1.08		microlensing	27000±3000	0.14^+0.19 _−0.07		^[56]
KMT-2021-BLG-1077Lc	0.25^+0.35 _−0.13			0.93^+1.05 _−0.80		microlensing	27000±3000	0.14^+0.19 _−0.07		^[56]
KMT-2021-BLG-1105b	1.30±0.68			3.54±1.06		microlensing	15000±5000	0.63±0.33		^[55]
KMT-2021-BLG-1253b	0.0599^+0.0643 _−0.0319			1.52^+0.57 _−0.41		microlensing	22000⁺³⁰⁰⁰ ₋₄₀₀₀	0.24^+0.26 _−0.13		^[53]
KMT-2021-BLG-1303Lb	0.38^+0.22 _−0.20			2.89^+0.44 _−0.66		microlensing	20000⁺³⁰⁰⁰ ₋₅₀₀₀	0.57^+0.32 _−0.29		Host star also known as MOA-2021-BLG-182^[52]
KMT-2021-BLG-1372b	0.1928±0.1129			2.37±0.77		microlensing	19000⁺⁵⁰⁰⁰ ₋₈₀₀₀	0.42±0.25		^[53]
KMT-2021-BLG-1391b	0.0143±0.0073			2.29^+0.56 _−0.71		microlensing	19000⁺³⁰⁰⁰ ₋₅₀₀₀	0.37±0.19		^[53]
KMT-2021-BLG-1554Lb	0.12^+0.20 _−0.07			0.72^+0.13 _−0.14		microlensing	25000⁺³⁰⁰⁰ ₋₄₀₀₀	0.08^+0.13 _−0.04		^[52]
KMT-2021-BLG-1689Lb	0.145^+0.094 _−0.072			2.5^+0.8 ₋₀₆		microlensing	23000⁺²⁰⁰⁰ ₋₄₀₀₀	0.58^+0.33 _−0.27		^[50]
KMT-2021-BLG-1898 b	0.73^+0.50 _−0.40			1.9^+0.3 _−0.5		microlensing	23000⁺³⁰⁰⁰ ₋₄₀₀₀	0.48^+0.33 _−0.26		Possibly a binary star system^[57]
KMT-2021-BLG-2294Lb	0.07^+0.10 _−0.03			0.94±0.16		microlensing	22000±3000	0.11^+0.17 _−0.06		Multiple orbital solutions^[54]
KMT-2021-BLG-2478b	0.80^+0.56 _−0.35			1.38±0.26		microlensing	8000⁺⁴⁰⁰⁰ ₋₃₀₀₀	0.12^+0.09 _−0.06		^[55]
L 363-38 b	0.0147±0.0014		8.781±0.007	0.048±0.006	330	radial vel.	33.31	0.21	3129	Host star also known as Gliese 3049^[58]
MOA-2019-BLG-008L b	30					microlensing	8000±2000	0.8		^[59]
MOA-2020-BLG-135Lb	0.036^+0.060 _−0.021			1.11^+0.23 _−0.20		microlensing	26000±3000	0.23^+0.39 _−0.14		^[60]
MOA-2020-BLG-208Lb	0.217^+0.116 _−0.106			2.88^+0.40 _−0.41		microlensing	25000±3000	0.656^+0.346 _−0.322		^[61]
Mu2 Scorpii b	14.4			290		imaging	474	9.1	21900	^[62]
Mu2 Scorpii c	18.5			21		imaging	474	9.1	21900	^[62]
NGTS-20 b	2.98^+0.16 _−0.15	1.07±0.04	54.18915±0.00015	0.313±0.013	688⁺¹⁴ ₋₁₃	transit	1195±8	1.47±0.09	5980±80	Planet on eccentric orbit, host star also known as TOI-5152^[63]
NGTS-21b	2.36±0.21	1.33±0.03	1.5433897±0.0000016	0.0236±0.0005	1357±15	transit	2090⁺⁹⁰ ₋₈₀	0.72±0.04	4660±41	^[64]
NGTS-23b	0.613±0.097	1.267±0.030	4.0764326±0.0000041	0.0504±0.012	1327⁺¹⁷ ₋₁₆	transit	3230±70	1.01^+0.06 _−0.07	6057±64	^[65]
NGTS-24b	0.52^+0.12 _−0.11	1.214^+0.058 _−0.062	3.4678796±0.0000070	0.0479^+0.0028 _−0.0030	1499⁺⁴¹ ₋₃₆	transit	2360±80	1.26^+0.05 _−0.21	5820⁺⁹³ ₋₈	^[65]
NGTS-25b	0.639^+0.058 _−0.052	1.023^+0.035 _−0.052	2.8230930±0.0000033	0.0388^+0.0014 _−0.002	1101⁺¹⁵ ₋₁₄	transit	2350±30	0.91^+0.03 _−0.04	5321±58	^[65]
OGLE-2016-BLG-1093Lb	0.71±0.12			2.13±0.33		microlensing	26000±2000	0.46±0.08		^[66]
OGLE-2017-BLG-1691Lb	0.046^+0.037 _−0.025			2.41^+0.34 _−0.44		microlensing	24000⁺³⁰⁰⁰ ₋₄₀₀₀	0.45^+0.36 _−0.25		Host star also known as KMT-2017-BLG-0752^[52]
OGLE-2017-BLG-1806b	0.017^+0.015 _−0.009			1.75^+0.46 _−0.47		microlensing	21000⁺³⁰⁰⁰ ₋₅₀₀₀	0.38^+0.34 _−0.20		^[45]
OGLE-2018-BLG-0298Lb	0.14^+0.07 _−0.06			2.86^+0.73 _−0.80		microlensing	21000⁺³⁰⁰⁰ ₋₄₀₀₀	0.69^+0.34 _−0.30		^[47]
OGLE-2018-BLG-0932b	0.89^+0.36 _−0.31			1.75^+0.24 _−0.23		microlensing	22000±3000	0.72^+0.29 _−0.25		^[48]
OGLE-2018-BLG-1119Lb	0.91^+0.66 _−0.52			4.06^+2.14 _−2.58		microlensing	19000⁺⁵⁰⁰⁰ ₋₈₀₀₀	0.48^+0.35 _−0.28		^[47]
OGLE-2018-BLG-1126b	0.056^+0.033 _−0.031			3.23^+1.29 _−1.71		microlensing	19000⁺⁶⁰⁰⁰ ₋₈₀₀₀	0.69^+0.41 _−0.38		^[48]
OGLE-2018-BLG-1212b	0.20^+0.16 _−0.13			1.68^+1.47 _−0.63		microlensing	5100⁺⁴¹⁰⁰ ₋₁₈₀₀	0.16^+0.12 _−0.10		^[48]
OGLE-2018-BLG-1367b	0.95^+0.75 _−0.44			3.63^+1.02 _−0.96		microlensing		0.28^+0.22 _−0.13		Multiple solutions for frojected separation^[48]
OGLE-2018-BLG-1544b	11.2^+6.3 _−5.9			6.21^+1.32 _−2.10		microlensing	21000⁺⁴⁰⁰⁰ ₋₇₀₀₀	0.62^+0.38 _−0.36		Multiple solutions for frojected separation^[48]
OGLE-2018-BLG-1647b	0.97^+1.78 _−0.56			1.36^+0.20 _−0.17		microlensing	26000⁺⁴⁰⁰⁰ ₋₃₀₀₀	0.092^+0.170 _−0.053		^[48]
OGLE-2019-BLG-0362Lb	3.26^+0.83 _−0.58			2.18^+0.58 _−0.72		microlensing	19000±2000	0.42^+0.34 _−0.23		Multiple solutions for planetary parameters^[67]
OGLE-2019-BLG-1470LABc	2.2^+1.8 _−1.3			3.1^+1.2 _−1.1		microlensing	20000±4000	0.55+0.17		Circumbinary planet^[68]
Pi Mensae d	0.0421±0.0042		124.64^+0.48 _−0.52			radial vel.	59.62±0.07	1.11±0.01	6013±18	^[69]
Proxima Centauri d	0.0008±0.0002		5.122^+0.002 _−0.0036	0.02885^+0.00019 _−0.00022	360	radial vel.	4.2465±0.0003	0.1221±0.0022	2900±100	^[70]
PSR J2007+3120 b	0.0072±0.0009		723±8			timing	22000			Pulsar planet, another planet in the system is suspected.^[71]
Ross 508 b	0.0126±0.0019		10.76^+0.01 _−0.02	0.05353^+0.00047 _−0.00051		radial vel.	36.594±0.011	0.1774±0.0045	3071⁺³⁴ ₋₂₂	Host star also known as Gliese 585, planet close to habitable zone.^[72]
TOI-181b	0.127891^+0.013510 _−0.025081	0.631521^+0.007554 _−0.009811	4.532058^+0.000002 _−0.000002	0.055780^+0.005563 _−0.003893	878⁺³² ₋₄₁	transit	314±2	0.781±0.042	4994±50	^[73]
TOI-206 b		0.116±0.004	0.7363104±0.0000003	0.0112±0.0001	910±36	transit	155.9	0.35±0.01	3383±157	^[74]
TOI-277 b	0.0239^+0.0179 _−0.0098	0.237±0.016	3.9940±0.0004	0.0269±0.0011		transit	212.6^+0.6 _−0.3	0.16±0.01	4031⁺²¹ ₋₂₃	^[75]
TOI-500 b		0.104±0.010	0.5481579±0.0000006	0.0128±0.0011	1693±105	transit	154.8	0.88±0.25	4621±50	^[74]
TOI-544 b		0.181±0.009	1.5483510±0.0000015	0.0251 ± 0.0019	1082±47	transit	132.7	0.85±0.20	4369±100	^[74]
TOI-620 b			5.0988179^+0.0000045 _−0.0000046	0.04825^+0.00065 _−0.00066	603.6^+5.5 _−5.3	transit	107.81±0.19	0.577^+0.024 _−0.023	3708⁺⁵⁷ ₋₅₆	^[76]
TOI-778 b	2.76±0.24	1.375±0.045	4.633611±0.000001	0.060±0.003	1561⁺³³ ₋₃₂	transit	530±4	1.428±0.094	6715±128	^[77]
TOI-833 b		0.113±0.006	1.0418777±0.0000324	0.0171±0.0003	1118±49	transit	136.3	0.61±0.03	3920±160	^[74]
TOI-969 b	0.0286±0.0031	0.247±0.033	1.8237305^+0.0000020 _−0.0000021	0.02636±0.00017	941±31	transit	253.8±0.5	0.730±0.037	4550±75	^[78]
TOI-969 c	11.3^+1.1 _−0.9		1700⁺²⁹⁰ ₋₂₈₀	2.52^+0.27 _−0.29	96.4^+6.8 _−5.8	radial vel.	253.8±0.5	0.730±0.037	4550±75	Eccentric orbit^[78]
TOI-1064b	0.0425±0.0055	0.231±0.004	6.443868±0.000025	0.06152^+0.00086 _−0.00089	784±13	transit	224.5±0.2	0.748±0.032	4734±67	^[79]
TOI-1064c	0.0079^+0.0057 _−0.0063	0.237±0.004	12.226574^+0.000046 _−0.000043	0.09429^+0.00132 _−0.00136	634±10	transit	224.5±0.2	0.748±0.032	4734±67	^[79]
TOI-1075 b		0.154±0.007	0.6047328±0.0000032	0.0118±0.0001	1336±56	transit	200.9	0.60±0.02	3921±157	^[74]
TOI-1075 b	0.0313±0.0042	0.160^+0.010 _−0.007	0.6047328±0.0000032	0.01159^+0.00023 _−0.00020	1323±44	transit	200.4^+0.6 _−2.2	0.604±0.030	3875±75	^[80]
TOI-1107b	3.35±0.18	1.30±0.05	4.0782387^+0.0000024 _−0.0000025	0.0561^+0.0024 _−0.0025	1728±27	transit	925±7	1.35±0.08	6311±98	^[81]
TOI-1136 b	0.0095^+0.0022 _−0.0028	0.170^+0.019 _−0.013	4.1728±0.0002			transit	275.8±0.5	1.022±0.027	5770±50	^[82]
TOI-1136 c	0.0189^+0.0041 _−0.0053	0.257±0.005	6.2573±0.0002			transit	275.8±0.5	1.022±0.027	5770±50	^[82]
TOI-1136 d	0.0252^+0.0076 _−0.0060	0.413±0.007	12.5194±0.0004			transit	275.8±0.5	1.022±0.027	5770±50	^[82]
TOI-1136 e	0.0170±0.0031	0.236^+0.006 _−0.008	18.7992^+0.0017 _−0.0015			transit	275.8±0.5	1.022±0.027	5770±50	^[82]
TOI-1136 f	0.0261^+0.0088 _−0.0113	0.346±0.010	26.3162^+0.0017 _−0.0013			transit	275.8±0.5	1.022±0.027	5770±50	^[82]
TOI-1136 g	0.0151^+0.0148 _−0.0104	0.226±0.010	39.5387^+0.0036 _−0.0030			transit	275.8±0.5	1.022±0.027	5770±50	^[82]
TOI-1181 b	1.18±0.14	1.30±0.08	2.103195^+0.000012 _−0.000011		2162	transit	1013±3	1.38^+0.086 _−0.082	6260±100	Subgiant host star^[83]
TOI-1221 b		0.259±0.011	91.68278^+0.00032 _−0.00041	0.404^+0.026 _−0.023	400	transit	447.1±0.7	1.03±0.06	5592±50	^[84]
TOI-1246 b [ja]	0.0255±0.0035	0.269±0.005	4.30744±0.00002	0.049±0.002	955	transit	557.9±1.0	1.12±0.16	5217±50	^[85]
TOI-1246 c [ja]	0.0277±0.0038	0.224±0.007	5.904144±0.000083	0.061±0.002	860	transit	557.9±1.0	1.12±0.16	5217±50	^[85]
TOI-1246 d [ja]	0.0167±0.0053	0.313±0.008	18.65590±0.00048	0.131±0.004	586	transit	557.9±1.0	1.12±0.16	5217±50	^[85]
TOI-1246 e [ja]	0.0466±0.0072	0.338±0.014	37.9216±0.0010	0.211±0.007	462	transit	557.9±1.0	1.12±0.16	5217±50	^[85]
TOI-1260 d	0.0373±0.0245	0.276±0.008	16.608164±0.000083	0.1116±0.0033	499±4	transit	239.5±0.3	0.66±0.01	4227±85	^[86]
TOI-1268 b	0.303±0.026	0.81±0.05	8.1577080±0.0000044	0.072^+0.009 _−0.010	919	transit	359.1±0.4	0.92±0.03	5290±117	^[87]
TOI-1272 b	0.0774±0.0072	0.370±0.019	3.31599±0.00002	0.0412±0.0008	961±32	transit	450.6±1.3	0.851±0.049	4985±121	^[88]
TOI-1272 c	0.0840±0.0098		8.689±0.008	0.0783±0.0014	697±23	radial vel.	450.6±1.3	0.851±0.049	4985±121	^[88]
TOI-1288 b	0.0712^+0.0574 _−0.0304	0.454±0.010	2.69998±0.00015	0.0429±0.0006		transit	375.3^+1.3 _−0.5	1.46±0.06	5307⁺¹⁸ ₋₁₆	^[75]
TOI-1288 c	0.2643±0.0220		443⁺¹¹ ₋₁₃			radial vel.	375.3^+1.3 _−0.5	1.46±0.06	5307⁺¹⁸ ₋₁₆	^[89]
TOI-1411 b		0.121±0.013	1.4520358±0.0000098	0.0230±0.0026	1136±59	transit	106.0	0.59±0.23	4266±100	^[74]
TOI-1422 b	0.0283^+0.0072 _−0.0063	0.354^+0.012 _−0.010	12.9972±0.0006	0.108±0.003	867±17	transit	504.17^+0.12 _−0.09	0.981^+0.062 _−0.065	5840±62	Another planet in the system is suspected.^[90]
TOI-1442 b		0.104±0.005	0.4090677±0.0000003	0.0071±0.0002	1072±54	transit	134.5	0.29±0.02	3330±160	^[74]
TOI-1452 b	0.0152±0.0041	0.149±0.006	11.06201±0.00002	0.061±0.003	326±7	transit	99.51±0.04	0.249±0.008	3185±50	Also a red dwarf on a 97AU separation in the system^[91]
TOI-1468 b	0.0101±0.0008	0.114±0.003	1.8805136^+0.0000024 _−0.0000026		682.2^+7.4 _−6.9	transit	80.64±0.07	0.339±0.011	3496±25	^[92]
TOI-1468 c	0.0209±0.0021	0.184±0.004	15.532482^+0.000034 _−0.000033		337.5^+3.7 _−3.4	transit	80.64±0.07	0.339±0.011	3496±25	^[92]
TOI-1516 b	3.16±0.12	1.36±0.03	2.056014±0.000002		1820	transit	804.6±1.9	1.085^+0.061 _−0.066	6420±100	^[83]
TOI-1669 b	0.0132±0.0085	0.214±0.016	2.7			transit	364.6	1.00±0.05	5542.3±100.0	^[93] Host star also known as BD+82 71, planet suspected since 2020^[94]
TOI-1669 c	0.602±0.078		501±16			radial vel.	364.6	1.00±0.05	5542.3±100.0	^[93] Host star also known as BD+82 71, additional long-period companion is suspected.
TOI-1694 b	0.0979±0.0066	0.461±0.016	3.8			transit	405.7	0.84±0.03	5066±100	^[93] Host star also known as TYC 4108-1434-1, planet suspected since 2020^[94]
TOI-1694 c	0.929±0.037		393.2±4.3			radial vel.	405.7	0.84±0.03	5066±100	^[93] Host star also known as TYC 4108-1434-1
TOI-1670 b	0.04±0.03	0.184^+0.017 _−0.013	10.98462^+0.00046 _−0.00051	0.103±0.002	1062⁺¹⁴ ₋₁₃	transit	540.6^+1.0 _−1.2	1.21±0.02	6170±61	^[95]
TOI-1670 c	0.63^+0.09 _−0.08	0.987±0.025	40.74976^+0.000022 _−0.00021	0.249±0.005	684±9	transit	540.6^+1.0 _−1.2	1.21±0.02	6170±61	^[95]
TOI-1693 b		0.126±0.009	1.7666957±0.0000054	0.0226±0.0004	764±19	transit	100.6	0.49±0.03	3499±70	^[74]
TOI-1695 b	0.0173±0.0031	0.181±0.016	3.1342790±0.0000072	0.033548^+0.000260 _−0.000268	590±90	transit	147.2±0.2	0.51±0.02	3627±31	^[96]^[97]
TOI-1696 b	0.1781	0.276±0.010	2.500311±0.000004	0.0229±0.0002	489±13	transit	210.8±0.5	0.255±0.0066	3185±76	^[98]^[99]
TOI-1710 b	0.0890±0.0148	0.477±0.010	24.283429±0.00043	0.16±0.04	687±50	transit	264.7±0.2	0.984^+0.050 _−0.059	5665±55	^[100]
TOI-1759 b	0.021±0.06	0.279±0.02	18.849975±0.000006	0.1176±0.0013	433±14	transit	130.85±0.05	0.606±0.020	4065±51	^[101]^[102]
TOI-1811 b	0.974^+0.075 _−0.076	1.002^+0.026 _−0.024	3.7130818±0.0000028	0.04393^+0.00058 _−0.00054	961.5±8	transit	418±3	0.819^+0.033 _−0.030	4753⁺⁵⁴ ₋₅₅	^[103]
TOI-1820 b	2.3±0.2	1.12±0.02	4.860700±0.000010	0.069±0.005	1295±11	transit	807±13	1.04±0.13	5734±50	^[104]
TOI-1860 b		0.117±0.005	1.0662107±0.0000014	0.0204±0.0002	1885±28	transit	149.8	0.99±0.03	5752±100	^[74]
TOI-1937 b	2.01^+0.17 _−0.16	1.247^+0.059 _−0.062	0.94667944±0.00000047	0.01932^+0.00035 _−0.00039	2097⁺³⁵ ₋₃₆	transit	1366±6	1.072^+0.059 _−0.064	5814⁺⁹¹ ₋₉₃	^[105]
TOI-2000 b	0.0324±0.0070	0.236±0.010	3.098331^+0.000021 _−0.000019	0.04260^+0.00076 _−0.00067	1475⁺¹²⁰ ₋₁₅₈	transit	566.3±1.0	1.074^+0.059 _−0.050	5607⁺⁸⁶ ₋₈₂	^[106]
TOI-2000 c	0.238±0.012	0.711±0.011	9.1270553±0.0000073	0.0875^+0.0016 _−0.0014	1029⁺⁸⁴ ₋₁₁₁	transit	566.3±1.0	1.074^+0.059 _−0.050	5607⁺⁸⁶ ₋₈₂	^[106]
TOI-2025 b	4.4±0.4	1.120±0.009	8.872086±0.000009	0.089±0.004	1186±11	transit	1106±7	1.32±0.14	5880±53	^[104]
TOI-2025 b	3.51^+0.36 _−0.35	1.118^+0.031 _−0.030	8.8720942^+0.0000080 _−0.0000079	0.0886^+0.0019 _−0.0024	1172⁺¹⁸ ₋₁₇	transit	1095±11	1.176^+0.079 _−0.091	5928⁺⁷⁶ ₋₇₅	^[103]
TOI-2046 b	2.30±0.08	1.44±0.11	1.4971842^+0.0000031 _−0.0000033		1998	transit	940±3	1.153^+0.100 _−0.093	6160±100	Young host star^[83]
TOI-2048 b		0.184±0.018	13.79019^+0.00065 _−0.00084		640±20	transit	379.7±0.5	0.83±0.03	5185±60	Young host star belongs to NGC 3532^[107]
TOI-2081 b	0.0157^+0.0151 _−0.0076	0.182±0.046	10.50534^+0.00007 _−0.00008	0.0752^+0.0047 _−0.0119	488⁺²⁸ ₋₅₂	transit	203.26±0.16	0.540±0.080	3800±100	^[108]
TOI-2136 b	0.0200^+0.0077 _−0.0072	0.196±0.015	7.851928^+0.000018 _−0.000016	0.057±0.006	395⁺²⁴ ₋₂₂	transit	108.82±0.07	0.34±0.02	3342±100	^[109]^[110]
TOI-2145 b	5.35^+0.32 _−0.35	1.103^+0.031 _−0.029	10.261081^+0.000026 _−0.000027	0.1108^+0.0012 _−0.0015	1484⁺¹⁶ ₋₁₄	transit	733±5	1.720^+0.057 _−0.068	6189±67	Host star also known as HIP 86040^[103]
TOI-2152A b	2.83^+0.38 _−0.37	1.281^+0.050 _−0.046	3.3773512^+0.0000060 _−0.0000061	0.05064^+0.00093 _−0.0011	1802⁺⁶⁰ ₋₅₄	transit	988±13	1.516^+0.085 _−0.10	6630⁺³⁰⁰ ₋₂₉₀	Planet orbiting primary of binary star^[103]
TOI-2154 b	0.92^+0.19 _−0.18	1.453^+0.053 _−0.048	3.8240801±0.0000025	0.0513^+0.0011 _−0.0013	1580±27	transit	967±10	1.233^+0.077 _−0.090	6280±160	^[103]
TOI-2180 b	2.755^+0.087 _−0.081	1.010^+0.022 _−0.019	260.79^+0.59 _−0.58	0.828±0.012	348.0^+3.3 _−3.6	transit	379.4±0.8	1.111^+0.047 _−0.046	5695⁺⁵⁸ ₋₆₀	^[111]
TOI-2158 b	0.82±0.08	0.960±0.012	8.60077±0.00003	0.075±0.004	1188±10	transit	652±3	1.12±0.12	5673±50	^[104]
TOI-2193 b	0.94±0.18	1.77	2.1225735±0.0000016	0.03319^+0.00052 _−0.00051	1763⁺²¹ ₋₂₂	transit	1126±3	1.082^+0.052 _−0.049	5974±110	Also 0.54`M`_☉ star in the system^[112]
TOI-2196 b	0.0818±0.0041	0.313±0.013	1.1947268^+0.0000079 _−0.0000093	0.02234±0.00060	1860±20	transit	861±3	1.032±0.038	5634±31	Neptunian desert planet^[113]
TOI-2207 b	0.64^+0.10 _−0.12	0.995^+0.028 _−0.027	8.001968^+0.000024 _−0.000025	0.0854^+0.0015 _−0.0016	1259⁺¹⁶ ₋₁₅	transit	1242±9	1.296^+0.069 _−0.072	6075±110	^[112]
TOI-2260 b		0.145±0.012	0.3524728±0.0000047	0.0097±0.0001	2609±86	transit	331.2	0.99±0.04	5534±100	^[74]
TOI-2236 b	1.58^+0.40 _−0.39	1.282^+0.032 _−0.031	3.5315902±0.0000026	0.05009^+0.00080 _−0.00082	1688⁺¹⁹ ₋₂₁	transit	1149±5	1.343^+0.066 _−0.065	6164±50	^[112]
TOI-2337b	1.60±0.15	0.9±0.1	2.99432±0.00008	0.04467		transit	1780±20	1.325±0.118	4780±100	^[114]
TOI-2364 b	0.225^+0.043 _−0.049	0.768^+0.023 _−0.018	4.0197517±0.0000043	0.04871^+0.00069 _−0.00079	1091⁺¹⁷ ₋₁₄	transit	713±6	0.954^+0.041 _−0.046	5306⁺⁷⁶ ₋₆₈	^[105]
TOI-2411 b		0.150±0.010	0.7826942±0.0000037	0.0144±0.0001	1355±45	transit	194.5	0.65±0.02	4099±123	^[74]
TOI-2421 b	0.333±0.079	0.925^+0.035 _−0.034	4.3474032^+0.0000079 _−0.0000078	0.0543^+0.0021 _−0.0010	1534⁺²⁰ ₋₂₈	transit	1067±7	1.131^+0.130 _−0.064	5577±50	^[112]
TOI-2427 b		0.161±0.011	1.3060011±0.0000102	0.0202±0.0002	1117±46	transit	93.1	0.64±0.02	4072±121	^[74]
TOI-2445 b		0.112±0.007	0.3711281±0.0000005	0.0064±0.0001	1060±54	transit	158.7	0.25±0.01	3333±157	^[74]
TOI-2497 b	5.21±0.52	1.000^+0.040 _−0.038	10.655661±0.000026	0.1167^+0.0018 _−0.0017	1596⁺⁴⁴ ₋₄₁	transit	930±14	1.861^+0.086 _−0.081	7360⁺²⁹⁰ ₋₂₇₀	^[103]
TOI-2567 b	0.201^+0.034 _−0.031	0.975^+0.031 _−0.029	5.983944±0.000013	0.0672^+0.0024 _−0.0012	1352⁺¹⁸ ₋₁₉	transit	1691±8	1.130^+0.130 _−0.059	5650±50	^[112]
TOI-2570 b	0.820^+0.063 _−0.065	1.217^+0.035 _−0.034	2.9887615±0.0000022	0.04145^+0.00081 _−0.00086	1431⁺²⁴ ₋₂₃	transit	1179±6	1.063^+0.063 _−0.065	5765±50	^[112]
TOI-2583 b	0.250^+0.058 _−0.056	1.290^+0.040 _−0.033	4.5207265±0.0000049	0.0571^+0.0010 _−0.0013	1456⁺¹⁹ ₋₁₆	transit	1831±9	1.215^+0.063 _−0.082	5936⁺⁶⁵ ₋₆₈	^[105]
TOI-2587 b	0.218^+0.054 _−0.046	1.077^+0.042 _−0.040	5.456640±0.000011	0.0635^+0.0025 _−0.0013	1445⁺²³ ₋₂₆	transit	1242±10	1.15^+0.14 _−0.07	5760⁺⁸⁰ ₋₇₉	^[105]
TOI-2669b	0.61±0.19	1.76±0.16	6.2034±0.0001			transit	1294±9	1.19±0.16	4800±100	^[114]
TOI-2796 b	0.44^+0.10 _−0.11	1.59	4.8084983^+0.0000057 _−0.0000056	0.0569^+0.0010 _−0.0011	1205⁺¹⁸ ₋₁₇	transit	1150±6	1.063^+0.057 _−0.062	5764⁺⁸¹ ₋₇₈	^[105]
TOI-2803 b	0.975^+0.083 _−0.070	1.616^+0.034 _−0.032	1.96229325±0.00000082	0.03185±0.00052	1893⁺²⁹ ₋₂₈	transit	1635±9	1.118^+0.056 _−0.054	6280⁺⁹⁹ ₋₉₆	^[105]
TOI-2818 b	0.71±0.26	1.363^+0.046 _−0.045	4.0397090^+0.0000024 _−0.0000023	0.0493^+0.0010 _−0.0008	1376⁺²⁶ ₋₂₄	transit	1028±3	0.977^+0.063 _−0.049	5721⁺⁸⁸ ₋₈₃	^[105]
TOI-2842 b	0.370^+0.052 _−0.047	1.146^+0.051 _−0.048	3.5514058^+0.0000077 _−0.0000078	0.0475^+0.0010 _−0.0011	1471⁺²⁹ ₋₂₇	transit	1501±8	1.135^+0.077 _−0.079	5910±100	^[105]
TOI-2977 b	1.68^+0.26 _−0.25	1.174^+0.031 _−0.027	2.3505614±0.0000025	0.03386^+0.00067 _−0.00050	1544±26	transit	1160±30	0.936^+0.057 _−0.041	5691⁺⁹⁴ ₋₉₃	^[105]
TOI-3023 b	0.62^+0.10 _−0.09	1.466^+0.043 _−0.032	3.9014971±0.0000031	0.0505^+0.0015 _−0.0009	1596⁺²⁴ ₋₂₅	transit	1281±5	1.12^+0.11 _−0.06	5760⁺⁸⁵ ₋₈₈	^[105]
TOI-3331 b	2.27±0.16	1.158±0.043	2.0180231^+0.0000043 _−0.0000044	0.03144^+0.00048 _−0.00055	1488⁺³¹ ₋₂₉	transit	733±4	1.016^+0.047 _−0.052	5521±110	Also 0.6`M`_☉ star in the system^[112]
TOI-3364 b	1.67^+0.12 _−0.13	1.091^+0.038 _−0.032	5.8768918±0.0000069	0.0675^+0.0011 _−0.0016	1264⁺²² ₋₂₁	transit	899±3	1.186^+0.059 _−0.083	5706⁺⁹⁵ ₋₉₁	^[105]
TOI-3540 b	1.18±0.14	2.10	3.1199990±0.0000079	0.04289^+0.00092 _−0.00093	1498±22	transit	921±10	1.081^+0.071 _−0.069	5969±50	Also 0.8`M`_☉ star in the system^[112]
TOI-3629 b	0.26±0.02	0.74±0.02	3.936551^+0.000005 _−0.000006	0.043±0.002	690±20	transit	423.1±1.0	0.63±0.02	3870±90	^[115]
TOI-3688 b	0.98^+0.10 _−0.11	1.167^+0.048 _−0.044	3.246075±0.000012	0.04560^+0.00089 _−0.00098	1534⁺²⁹ ₋₂₈	transit	1308±6	1.199^+0.072 _−0.076	5950±100	^[105]
TOI-3693 b	1.02^+0.24 _−0.22	1.124^+0.029 _−0.023	9.088516^+0.000026 _−0.000027	0.0813^+0.0011 _−0.0012	801⁺¹³ ₋₁₂	transit	576±2	0.867^+0.036 _−0.037	5274±50	^[112]
TOI-3714 b	0.70±0.003	1.01±0.03	2.154849±0.000001	0.027±0.001	750±20	transit	367.0^+0.6 _−1.3	0.53±0.02	3660±90	^[115]
TOI-3757 b	0.2684±0.0276	1.07^+0.04 _−0.05	3.4387530^+0.0000039 _−0.0000040	0.03845±0.00043	759±13	transit	579±2	0.64±0.02	3913±56	^[116]
TOI-3807 b	1.04^+0.15 _−0.14	2.00	2.8989727^+0.0000038 _−0.0000039	0.0421^+0.0007 _−0.0011	1646⁺²⁵ ₋₂₄	transit	1399±7	1.181^+0.064 _−0.092	5772⁺⁸⁴ ₋₈₀	^[105]
TOI-3819 b	1.11^+0.18 _−0.20	1.172^+0.036 _−0.035	3.2443141±0.0000055	0.04611^+0.00069 _−0.00096	1633⁺²¹ ₋₁₉	transit	1834±17	1.242^+0.057 _−0.076	5859⁺⁷² ₋₇₁	^[105]
TOI-3884 b	0.0519^+0.0110 _−0.0057	0.563±0.025	4.5445697±0.0000094	0.0354±0.0014	463±12	transit	141.37±0.16	0.2813±0.0067	3269±70	^[117]^[118]
TOI-3912 b	0.406^+0.071 _−0.068	1.274^+0.041 _−0.040	3.4936264±0.0000038	0.0463^+0.0012 _−0.0010	1512±20	transit	1533±9	1.088^+0.086 _−0.070	5725⁺⁶⁹ ₋₆₈	^[105]
TOI-3976 b	0.175^+0.037 _−0.036	1.095^+0.036 _−0.035	6.607662^+0.000016 _−0.000015	0.0743^+0.0013 _−0.0014	1295⁺¹⁶ ₋₁₄	transit	1703±8	1.254^+0.067 _−0.072	5975⁺⁷⁰ ₋₆₉	^[105]
TOI-4087 b	0.73±0.14	1.164^+0.025 _−0.024	3.17748350±0.00000094	0.04469^+0.00048 _−0.00054	1458⁺²⁰ ₋₁₇	transit	1013±4	1.178^+0.039 _−0.042	6060⁺⁷⁴ ₋₆₇	^[105]
TOI-4137 b	1.44^+0.17 _−0.15	1.211^+0.040 _−0.039	3.8016122±0.0000065	0.05222^+0.00089 _−0.00096	1570⁺²⁵ ₋₂₄	transit	1128±7	1.313^+0.068 _−0.071	6134±50	^[112]
TOI-4145 b	0.43±0.13	1.187^+0.032 _−0.031	4.0664428±0.0000058	0.04823^+0.00075 _−0.00079	1074⁺¹⁹ ₋₁₆	transit	668.7±1.3	0.905^+0.043 _−0.044	5281⁺⁸⁶ ₋₇₆	^[105]
TOI-4329b	0.45±0.09	1.50±0.19	2.9223±0.00015			transit	2258±16	1.538±0.049	6000±100	^[114]
TOI-4463 b	0.794^+0.039 _−0.040	1.183^+0.064 _−0.045	2.8807198^+0.0000028 _−0.0000027	0.04036^+0.00074 _−0.00082	1395⁺²⁵ ₋₂₂	transit	579.5±1.8	1.056^+0.059 _−0.063	5640⁺⁸⁹ ₋₈₂	^[105]
TOI-4479 b	0.0261^+0.0252 _−0.0126	0.252±0.057	1.15890^+0.00001 _−0.00002	0.0164^+0.0015 _−0.0029	861⁺⁶⁴ ₋₁₀₃	transit	262.9±0.3	0.452±0.090	3400±100	^[108]
TOI-4562 b	3.29^+1.88 _−0.82	1.072^+0.044 _−0.043	225.11757^+0.00027 _−0.00025	0.771±0.013	349±10	transit	1131±12	1.218^+0.054 _−0.048	6096±32	Highly eccentric orbit^[119]
TOI-4582 b	0.53±0.05	0.94^+0.09 _−0.12	31.034±0.001			transit	1242	1.34±0.06	5190±100	Evolved star, eccentric planetary orbit^[120]
TOI-4791 b	2.31^+0.32 _−0.33	1.110±0.050	4.280880^+0.000022 _−0.000023	0.0555^+0.0011 _−0.0012	1472⁺²⁶ ₋₂₄	transit	1051±6	1.242^+0.072 _−0.077	6058⁺⁹⁹ ₋₉₄	^[105]
TOI-5153 b	3.26^+0.18 _−0.17	1.06±0.04	20.33003±0.00007	0.158±0.006	906±13	transit	1272.336±11	1.24±0.07	6300±80	^[63]
TOI-5174 b	0.07801	0.47667	12.214			transit		1.0±0.125		^[121]^[122]
TOI-5205b	1.08±0.06	1.03±0.03	1.630757±0.000001	0.0199±0.0002	737±15	transit	283.35±0.16	0.392±0.015	3430±54	^[123]
TOI-5542 b	1.32±0.10	1.009^+0.036 _−0.035	75.12375^+0.00019 _−0.00018	0.332±0.016	441⁺⁴⁸ ₋₇₄	transit	1154±12	0.890^+0.056 _−0.031	5700±80	^[124]
TYC 2187-512-1 b	0.33±0.02		691.90^+8.77 _−8.61	1.22±0.02		radial vel.	50.512±0.016	0.498±0.019	3734±54	^[125]
WASP-132c	0.165±0.009		1.011534±0.000005	0.0182±0.0003		transit	390	0.782±0.034	4714⁺⁸⁷ ₋₈₈	^[126]

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Exoplanets

Main topics

Sizes
and
types

Terrestrial	Carbon planet Coreless planet Desert planet Dwarf planet Hycean planet Ice planet Iron planet (Super-Mercury) Lava planet Ocean world Mega-Earth Sub-Earth Super-Earth
Gaseous	Eccentric Jupiter Mini-Neptune (Gas dwarf) Helium planet Hot Jupiter Hot Neptune Gas giant Ice giant Super-Jupiter Super-Neptune Super-puff Ultra-hot Jupiter Ultra-hot Neptune
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)

Formation
and
evolution

Catalogues

Exoplanetary systems

Exoplanets
- Discoveries
- Extremes
- Firsts
- Nearest
- Largest
- Heaviest
- Terrestrial candidates
- Kepler
- K2
- Potentially habitable
- Proper names

Discovered exoplanets by year
- before 2000
- 2000–2009
- 2010
- 2011
- 2012
- 2013
- 2014
- 2015
- 2016
- 2017
- 2018
- 2019
- 2020
- 2021
- 2022
- 2023
- 2024

Other

2022 in space

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Space probe launches

CAPSTONE (June 2022)
Danuri (August 2022)
Artemis 1 (November 2022)
- ArgoMoon
- EQUULEUS
- LunaH-Map
- Lunar IceCube
- NEA Scout
- OMOTENASHI
- LunIR
Hakuto-R Mission 1 / Emirates Lunar Mission / Lunar Flashlight (December 2022)

Impact events

Selected NEOs

Discoveries

2021 LL37 (TNO) 2021 RR205 (TNO) Alcyoneus (galaxy) CEERS-93316 Gaia BH1 GLASS-z12 GNz7q GRB 221009A HD1 (galaxy) J1144–4308 JADES-GS-z13-0 OGLE-2011-BLG-0462 PKS 2131-021 PSR J0901–4046 PSR J0952–0607 Sagittarius A* imaged S4716 SN 2022jli VFTS 243 Webb's First Deep Field (SMACS J0723.3–7327) WD 1054–226 WHL0137-LS ZTF J1813+4251 12 moons of Jupiter
Exoplanets	AB Aurigae b CO₂ on WASP-39b Gliese 514 b Gliese 896 Ab HD 83443 c HD 260655 b c K2-2016-BLG-0005Lb Kepler-451 c d Kepler-1708b and possible exomoon Kepler-1708b I LP 890-9 b c Mu2 Scorpii b c OGLE-2018-BLG-1119Lb Pi Mensae d Proxima Centauri d TOI-1227 b TOI-1452 b TOI-2180 b

Comets

Space exploration

DART (Dimorphos impact; September 2022)

Specific exoplanet lists

Lists of exoplanets by year of discovery

References