🪐 All Planets

Gas giants, icy worlds, and terrestrial planets — explore the entire planetary catalogue.

292 Planets in Archive
Mercury

🪐 Mercury

Terrestrial Planet 0.39 AU

Imagine a world where the Sun looms three times larger than on Earth, and the horizon is a jagged wasteland of cratered ...

Venus

🪐 Venus

Terrestrial Planet 0.72 AU

Often dubbed Earth’s Evil Twin, Venus is a shimmering paradox that hangs in our morning and evening skies like a brillia...

Earth

🪐 Earth

Terrestrial Planet 1.00 AU

Floating like a sapphire marble in the velvet void of space, Earth is far more than just a terrestrial planet; it is a c...

Mars

🪐 Mars

Terrestrial Planet 1.52 AU

Mars, the fourth planet of the Solar System and Earths red neighbor, is a celestial body both mysterious and familiar th...

Jupiter

🪐 Jupiter

Gas Giant 5.20 AU

Jupiter isn’t just a planet; it’s the undisputed heavyweight champion of our solar system, a swirling masterpiece of gas...

Saturn

🪐 Saturn

Gas Giant 9.58 AU

Saturn is the undisputed showstopper of our solar system, a golden-hued behemoth draped in a complex, shimmering tapestr...

Uranus

🪐 Uranus

Ice Giant 19.22 AU

Imagine a world where the seasons last twenty-one years and the entire planet rolls through space like a cosmic bowling ...

Neptune

🪐 Neptune

Ice Giant 30.05 AU

Imagine a world where the sun is just a bright star in a perpetual twilight, and the winds howl at speeds that would sha...

Pluto

🪐 Pluto

Dwarf Planet 39.48 AU

Ultimately, Pluto reminds us that science is not static, but a continuous process of observation, questioning, and redef...

Ceres

🪐 Ceres

Dwarf Planet 2.77 AU

Imagine a world that serves as the gateway between the sun-drenched inner planets and the icy giants of the outer solar ...

Eris

🪐 Eris

Dwarf Planet 67.78 AU

Floating at the edge of our solar system’s icy frontier, Eris is the ultimate cosmic rebel. This dwarf planet, once dubb...

Haumea

🪐 Haumea

Dwarf Planet 43.13 AU

Deep in the freezing twilight of the Kuiper Belt, far beyond the orbit of Neptune, spins one of the most bizarre sights ...

Makemake

🪐 Makemake

Dwarf Planet 45.79 AU

Located in one of the most distant and mysterious corners of the Solar System, lying within the icy depths of the Kuiper...

Proxima Centauri b

🪐 Proxima Centauri b

Exoplanet (Terrestrial) 4.24 LY

In the vast depths of the universe, Proxima Centauri b, which orbits Proxima Centauri—the smallest and faintest member o...

TRAPPIST-1e

🪐 TRAPPIST-1e

Exoplanet (Terrestrial) 39.46 LY

TRAPPIST-1e shines as one of the most exciting stops in humanitys search for a second home within the infinite labyrinth...

Kepler-22b

🪐 Kepler-22b

Exoplanet (Super-Earth) 640 LY

Kepler-22b is an exoplanet that has sparked great excitement in the scientific community, located in the depths of our g...

55 Cancri e

🪐 55 Cancri e

Exoplanet (Super-Earth) 41 LY

55 Cancri e, also known as Janssen, is one of the most extreme and mysterious exoplanets known, orbiting the star 55 Can...

K2-18b

🪐 K2-18b

Exoplanet (Sub-Neptune) 124 LY

K2-18b is an extraordinary exoplanet located deep in the cosmos, about 124 light-years away from us in the constellation...

TOI-700 d

🪐 TOI-700 d

Exoplanet (Terrestrial) 101.4 LY

TOI-700 d is a promising answer whispering back to humanitys question, "Are we alone?" originating from the depths of th...

WASP-121b

🪐 WASP-121b

Exoplanet (Hot Jupiter) 881 LY

WASP-121b, one of the most exotic and intimidating corners of the universe, is a striking example of the "ultra-hot Jupi...

GJ 1214 b

🪐 GJ 1214 b

Exoplanet (Mini-Neptune) 48 LY

Deep in the depths of the universe, just 48 light-years away from us, a mysterious world orbits under the faint crimson ...

Kepler-452 b

🪐 Kepler-452 b

Exoplanet 551.7 LY

Imagine a world that feels hauntingly familiar yet grander in every sense—welcome to Kepler-452 b, often hailed as Earth...

Kepler-186 f

🪐 Kepler-186 f

Exoplanet 177.6 LY

Imagine a world where the sun never truly shines white, but glows with a deep, ruby-red intensity. Kepler-186 f is not j...

HD 209458 b

🪐 HD 209458 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 48.3 LY

Imagine a world so close to its sun that its very essence is being peeled away by the solar wind, trailing behind it lik...

WASP-76 b

🪐 WASP-76 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 194.5 LY

Imagine a world so hostile that the very air you breathe is saturated with vaporized metal, where the weather forecast d...

HR 8799 e

🪐 HR 8799 e

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 41.2 LY

HR 8799 e is the baby of one of the most famous planetary systems ever captured by human eyes. Located about 129 light-y...

LHS 1140 b

🪐 LHS 1140 b

Exoplanet (Super-Earth) 15.0 LY

Imagine a world where the sun never sets, hanging like a giant, dim ember in a bruised-purple sky. This is LHS 1140 b, a...

Kepler-442 b

🪐 Kepler-442 b

Exoplanet 366.0 LY

Imagine a world bathed in the warm, amber glow of a K-type star—a sun that lives longer and shines more steadily than ou...

PSR B1257+12 b

🪐 PSR B1257+12 b

Exoplanet 600.0 LY

Nestled within the ghostly glow of a dead star’s remains, PSR B1257+12 b—also known as Draugr—represents one of the most...

HAT-P-7 b

🪐 HAT-P-7 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 341.1 LY

Imagine a world so hot and chaotic that the very clouds in its sky are forged from the same minerals that create rubies ...

Kepler-62 f

🪐 Kepler-62 f

Exoplanet (Mini-Neptune) 300.9 LY

Imagine a world where the horizon is nothing but a seamless blend of azure waves and a pale orange sky, located approxim...

Kepler-69 c

🪐 Kepler-69 c

Exoplanet 730.6 LY

Imagine a world where the horizon is painted in hues of amber and a G-type star, much like our own Sun, hangs large in a...

WASP-39 b

🪐 WASP-39 b

Exoplanet (Neptune-like) 214.0 LY

Imagine a world so incredibly fluffy that it defies the traditional logic of planetary density. WASP-39 b is a celestial...

Kepler-1649 c

🪐 Kepler-1649 c

Exoplanet 92.2 LY

Imagine a world so similar to our own that it feels like a reflection across a cosmic mirror. Kepler-1649 c is not just ...

GJ 357 d

🪐 GJ 357 d

Exoplanet 9.4 LY

Imagine a world that sits right on the edge of possibility, a Super-Earth lurking just 31 light-years away in the conste...

Ross 128 b

🪐 Ross 128 b

Exoplanet 3.4 LY

Imagine a world just eleven light-years away, where the sun is a gentle, ruby-hued orb that doesnt lash out with violent...

Wolf 1061 c

🪐 Wolf 1061 c

Exoplanet 4.3 LY

Imagine a world sitting just 14 light-years away, close enough that in the grand cosmic scale, it’s practically in our b...

GJ 667 C c

🪐 GJ 667 C c

Exoplanet 7.2 LY

Imagine standing on a world where the horizon is bathed in the crimson glow of a nearby red dwarf, while two other dista...

HD 40307 g

🪐 HD 40307 g

Exoplanet 12.9 LY

Imagine a world where the horizon stretches farther and the tug of the ground is noticeably more insistent. HD 40307 g i...

WASP-17 b

🪐 WASP-17 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 405.9 LY

Imagine a world so gargantuan it makes Jupiter look like a marble, yet so light it could practically float in a cosmic b...

CoRoT-7 b

🪐 CoRoT-7 b

Exoplanet (Super-Earth) 159.9 LY

Imagine a world where the very ground beneath your feet is a roiling, liquid ocean of magma, and the sky is perpetually ...

Kepler-16 b

🪐 Kepler-16 b

Exoplanet (Neptune-like) 75.1 LY

If you have ever dreamt of standing on a world where two suns grace the horizon, Kepler-16 b is your ultimate destinatio...

Kepler-22 b

🪐 Kepler-22 b

Exoplanet (Super-Earth) 194.6 LY

Kepler-22b stands as a monumental milestone in our quest to find a second Earth. Located roughly 600 light-years away in...

Kepler-61 b

🪐 Kepler-61 b

Exoplanet (Super-Earth) 335.1 LY

Kepler-61b is more than just a distant coordinate in the Cygnus constellation; it is a tantalizing glimpse into the pote...

Kepler-62 e

🪐 Kepler-62 e

Exoplanet (Mini-Neptune) 300.9 LY

Kepler-62 e is a tantalizing world that sits right in the sweet spot of cosmic exploration: the habitable zone. Located ...

K2-18 b

🪐 K2-18 b

Exoplanet (Super-Earth) 38.0 LY

Nestled roughly 120 light-years away in the constellation Leo, K2-18 b is more than just a distant speck of rock; it is ...

K2-9 b

🪐 K2-9 b

Exoplanet (Super-Earth) 83.0 LY

K2-9 b is a captivating super-Earth that challenges our understanding of planetary formation, orbiting a cool red dwarf ...

K2-3 d

🪐 K2-3 d

Exoplanet (Super-Earth) 44.1 LY

Floating in the cosmic neighborhood of the constellation Virgo, K2-3 d is a fascinating Super-Earth that challenges our ...

Kepler-1652 b

🪐 Kepler-1652 b

Exoplanet (Super-Earth)

Kepler-1652 b is a tantalizing world that sits comfortably in the Goldilocks Zone of its host star, a location where tem...

Kepler-1649 b

🪐 Kepler-1649 b

Exoplanet (Terrestrial) 92.2 LY

Kepler-1649 b stands as a tantalizing enigma in the vast tapestry of our galaxy, representing the elusive class of Earth...

Kepler-1653 b

🪐 Kepler-1653 b

Exoplanet (Super-Earth)

Kepler-1653 b stands as a tantalizing enigma in the vast cosmic theater, a Super-Earth that teeters on the edge of the h...

K2-288 B b

🪐 K2-288 B b

Exoplanet (Super-Earth) 65.6 LY

Floating in the cosmic neighborhood of the Taurus constellation, K2-288 Bb is a tantalizing world that challenges our un...

K2-133 e

🪐 K2-133 e

Exoplanet (Super-Earth) 75.2 LY

Nestled in the cozy corner of the constellation Leo, K2-133 e represents a tantalizing frontier in our search for habita...

K2-323 b

🪐 K2-323 b

Exoplanet (Super-Earth) 118.3 LY

Floating in the vast, star-studded expanse of our galaxy, K2-323 b stands as a captivating Super-Earth that challenges o...

TOI-2257 b

🪐 TOI-2257 b

Exoplanet (Super-Earth) 57.8 LY

Deep in the cosmic neighborhood, roughly 189 light-years away in the constellation Cancer, lies TOI-2257 b—a world that ...

K2-332 b

🪐 K2-332 b

Exoplanet (Super-Earth) 123.2 LY

Deep in the cosmic neighborhood of the constellation Taurus, K2-332 b stands as a compelling testament to the diversity ...

TOI-712 d

🪐 TOI-712 d

Exoplanet (Super-Earth) 58.6 LY

Floating in the cosmic neighborhood some 192 light-years away, TOI-712 d is a tantalizing glimpse into the diversity of ...

LP 890-9 c

🪐 LP 890-9 c

Exoplanet (Mini-Neptune) 32.4 LY

Deep in the cosmic neighborhood, orbiting a tiny, cool red dwarf star just 100 light-years away, lies LP 890-9 c—a world...

Kepler-1126 c

🪐 Kepler-1126 c

Exoplanet (Terrestrial) 635.7 LY

Kepler-1126 c represents a tantalizing frontier in our quest to understand the diversity of worlds orbiting distant star...

TOI-2095 c

🪐 TOI-2095 c

Exoplanet (Super-Earth) 41.9 LY

Nestled in the cosmic neighborhood just 137 light-years away, TOI-2095 c is a captivating Super-Earth that challenges ou...

TOI-904 c

🪐 TOI-904 c

Exoplanet (Super-Earth) 46.1 LY

Deep in the cosmic tapestry, TOI-904 c emerges as a compelling member of the Super-Earth club, challenging our understan...

TOI-715 b

🪐 TOI-715 b

Exoplanet (Terrestrial) 42.4 LY

Floating in the cosmic neighborhood of the Volans constellation, TOI-715 b is a tantalizing super-Earth that has sent sh...

Kepler-1052 c

🪐 Kepler-1052 c

Exoplanet (Super-Earth) 943.4 LY

Kepler-1052 c is a captivating cosmic puzzle, classified as a Super-Earth that orbits within the bustling neighborhood o...

TOI-4336 A b

🪐 TOI-4336 A b

Exoplanet (Super-Earth) 22.5 LY

Nestled in the cosmic neighborhood of the constellation Cetus, TOI-4336 A b stands as a captivating Super-Earth that cha...

TOI-7166 b

🪐 TOI-7166 b

Exoplanet (Super-Earth) 35.4 LY

Floating in the cosmic neighborhood of the constellation Cetus, TOI-7166 b stands as a captivating Super-Earth that chal...

TOI-5422 b

🪐 TOI-5422 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 346.1 LY

TOI-5422 b is a cosmic heavyweight, a gas giant that dances in the shadows of its host star, offering a masterclass in p...

KELT-1 b

🪐 KELT-1 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 268.4 LY

Meet KELT-1 b, a celestial heavyweight that redefines our understanding of planetary boundaries. Tucked away in the cons...

ZTF J1230-2655 b

🪐 ZTF J1230-2655 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 186.7 LY

Deep within the cosmic tapestry, ZTF J1230-2655 b emerges as a captivating enigma—a gas giant that challenges our unders...

TOI-1994 b

🪐 TOI-1994 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 515.6 LY

Floating in the vast, velvet darkness of the constellation Cetus, TOI-1994 b stands as a testament to the sheer diversit...

TOI-5882 b

🪐 TOI-5882 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 416.1 LY

Floating in the cosmic expanse, TOI-5882 b stands as a testament to the sheer diversity of worlds orbiting distant stars...

CoRoT-3 b

🪐 CoRoT-3 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 768.8 LY

CoRoT-3 b is a celestial enigma that blurs the line between a massive gas giant and a failed star. Located approximately...

ZTF J1828+2308 b

🪐 ZTF J1828+2308 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 201.8 LY

Deep within the vast, star-studded tapestry of the Lyra constellation lies ZTF J1828+2308 b, a gas giant that challenges...

GPX-1 b

🪐 GPX-1 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 655.0 LY

GPX-1 b stands as a formidable titan in the catalog of known exoplanets, a gas giant that challenges our traditional und...

WD 1856+534 b

🪐 WD 1856+534 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 24.7 LY

WD 1856+534 b is a cosmic survivor that defies the traditional narrative of planetary destruction. Orbiting a white dwar...

XO-3 b

🪐 XO-3 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 213.1 LY

XO-3 b is not your typical exoplanet; it is an astronomical oddity that defies the neat categories of planetary formatio...

HATS-70 b

🪐 HATS-70 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 1458.8 LY

Deep within the vast expanse of the Milky Way, HATS-70 b stands as a testament to the sheer diversity of planetary archi...

TOI-4603 b

🪐 TOI-4603 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 225.6 LY

Deep within the vast cosmic theater, TOI-4603 b stands out as a gravitational titan that challenges our understanding of...

BD-14 3065 b

🪐 BD-14 3065 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 589.4 LY

Deep within the cosmic tapestry lies BD-14 3065 b, a gas giant that challenges our understanding of planetary formation....

TOI-5261 b

🪐 TOI-5261 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 377.1 LY

Floating in the vast, velvet darkness of the Centaurus constellation lies TOI-5261 b, a gas giant that challenges our un...

CoRoT-27 b

🪐 CoRoT-27 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 1010.3 LY

CoRoT-27 b is a behemoth of the cosmos, a gas giant that pushes the boundaries of our understanding of planetary formati...

WASP-18 b

🪐 WASP-18 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 123.5 LY

WASP-18 b is not merely a planet; it is a celestial rebel hurtling toward its own inevitable destruction. Located roughl...

Kepler-75 b

🪐 Kepler-75 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 835.4 LY

Kepler-75 b is a celestial heavyweight, a gas giant that defies the familiar rhythms of our own solar system. Located ro...

TOI-6330 b

🪐 TOI-6330 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 139.0 LY

Floating in the vast cosmic theater, TOI-6330 b stands as a testament to the sheer diversity of worlds lurking within ou...

HATS-41 b

🪐 HATS-41 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 737.7 LY

HATS-41 b is a formidable gas giant that challenges our understanding of planetary formation in the chaotic neighborhood...

SWEEPS-11 b

🪐 SWEEPS-11 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant)

Deep within the crowded, star-studded heart of the Milky Way galaxy lies SWEEPS-11 b, an exoplanet that defies the conve...

KOI-13 b

🪐 KOI-13 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 519.1 LY

KOI-13 b, formally cataloged as Kepler-13b, is a celestial heavyweight that redefines our understanding of extreme plane...

WASP-14 b

🪐 WASP-14 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 162.0 LY

Imagine a world where the year lasts less than two and a half days, and the ambient temperature is hot enough to melt le...

WASP-150 b

🪐 WASP-150 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 528.0 LY

WASP-150 b is a celestial heavyweight that challenges our understanding of planetary formation, orbiting a star located ...

Kepler-14 b

🪐 Kepler-14 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant)

Kepler-14 b is a celestial heavyweight, a gas giant that commands attention in the vast catalog of exoplanets. Located r...

TOI-6420 b

🪐 TOI-6420 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 634.7 LY

Floating in the vast, velvet expanse of the cosmos, TOI-6420 b stands as a testament to the sheer diversity of worlds or...

WASP-167 b

🪐 WASP-167 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 423.6 LY

WASP-167 b is a celestial outlier that defies the tranquil expectations of our own solar system. Classified as a Hot Jup...

TOI-6303 b

🪐 TOI-6303 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 152.2 LY

TOI-6303 b is a colossal gas giant that orbits its host star in a cosmic dance of extreme physics, capturing the imagina...

CoRoT-14 b

🪐 CoRoT-14 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 1744.6 LY

CoRoT-14 b is a celestial powerhouse that pushes the boundaries of our understanding of planetary formation. Located app...

HAT-P-20 b

🪐 HAT-P-20 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 71.0 LY

Deep within the constellation Gemini lies HAT-P-20 b, a celestial heavyweight that challenges our understanding of plane...

HAT-P-70 b

🪐 HAT-P-70 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 330.7 LY

Floating in the cosmic neighborhood of the Cygnus constellation, HAT-P-70 b stands as a testament to the sheer diversity...

TOI-5350 b

🪐 TOI-5350 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 277.4 LY

Floating in the vast expanse of the cosmos, TOI-5350 b stands as a testament to the sheer diversity of planetary archite...

TOI-628 b

🪐 TOI-628 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 178.7 LY

TOI-628 b, also known as HD 202772 b, represents one of the most intriguing Hot Jupiters currently populating our astron...

Qatar-4 b

🪐 Qatar-4 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 329.0 LY

Floating in the cosmic neighborhood of the Hercules constellation, Qatar-4 b is a prime example of the Hot Jupiter class...

TOI-559 b

🪐 TOI-559 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 233.3 LY

TOI-559 b, a colossal gas giant lurking in the depths of space, serves as a masterclass in the sheer diversity of our ga...

WASP-89 b

🪐 WASP-89 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 290.9 LY

WASP-89 b is a textbook example of a Hot Jupiter, a celestial titan that defies our solar systems logic by hugging its h...

TOI-2379 b

🪐 TOI-2379 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 211.2 LY

Floating in the vast, velvet darkness of the constellation Cetus, TOI-2379 b stands as a testament to the sheer diversit...

TOI-172 b

🪐 TOI-172 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 342.8 LY

Floating in the vast, velvet darkness of the constellation Cetus lies TOI-172 b, a Hot Jupiter that challenges our under...

HATS-66 b

🪐 HATS-66 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 1478.0 LY

HATS-66 b is not your typical neighborhood planet; it is a gargantuan gas giant that dances on the edge of stellar stabi...

TOI-4773 b

🪐 TOI-4773 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 492.9 LY

Floating in the cosmic expanse of the constellation Centaurus, TOI-4773 b is a hulking gas giant that challenges our und...

WASP-162 b

🪐 WASP-162 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 310.8 LY

WASP-162 b is a celestial heavyweight that challenges our understanding of planetary formation. Classified as a hot Jupi...

TOI-2109 b

🪐 TOI-2109 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 262.0 LY

TOI-2109 b is not just another exoplanet; it is a celestial daredevil flirting with destruction. Located roughly 855 lig...

HAT-P-21 b

🪐 HAT-P-21 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 277.3 LY

Floating in the cosmic neighborhood of the constellation Andromeda, HAT-P-21 b—also known as Iron Cross—is a gargantuan ...

NGTS-13 b

🪐 NGTS-13 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 647.6 LY

NGTS-13 b is a fascinating hot Jupiter exoplanet that orbits its host star at a blistering pace, serving as a prime exam...

KELT-24 b

🪐 KELT-24 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 96.5 LY

Meet KELT-24 b, a Hot Jupiter that defies the comfortable conventions of our own solar system. Orbiting a star located r...

OGLE2-TR-L9 b

🪐 OGLE2-TR-L9 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 1627.6 LY

OGLE2-TR-L9 b is a celestial rebel that defies conventional wisdom about how planetary systems form. Located approximate...

XO-6 b

🪐 XO-6 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 235.5 LY

Imagine a world where the sun never sets, locked in a perpetual, scorching embrace with its parent star. XO-6 b is a hot...

Qatar-5 b

🪐 Qatar-5 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 367.7 LY

Qatar-5 b is a fascinating Hot Jupiter that drifts through the cosmic ocean, challenging our understanding of planetary ...

Qatar-3 b

🪐 Qatar-3 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 735.6 LY

Qatar-3 b is a fascinating hot Jupiter that challenges our understanding of planetary formation and orbital mechanics. L...

WASP-186 b

🪐 WASP-186 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 278.5 LY

WASP-186 b stands as a testament to the sheer diversity of the cosmos, a gas giant that challenges our understanding of ...

KELT-19 A b

🪐 KELT-19 A b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 300.3 LY

Floating in the cosmic neighborhood of the constellation Canis Major, KELT-19 A b is a scorching Hot Jupiter that challe...

WTS-1 b

🪐 WTS-1 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 2346.0 LY

WTS-1 b is a quintessential Hot Jupiter—a gas giant that defies our solar systems conventional logic by hugging its host...

KELT-21 b

🪐 KELT-21 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 470.9 LY

Floating in the cosmic neighborhood of the constellation Cygnus, KELT-21 b is a Hot Jupiter that challenges our understa...

TOI-3919 b

🪐 TOI-3919 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 604.6 LY

Deep in the cosmic tapestry, orbiting a star roughly 800 light-years away, lies TOI-3919 b—a behemoth that challenges ou...

SWEEPS-4 b

🪐 SWEEPS-4 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant)

Deep in the crowded heart of our galaxy, orbiting a star some 27,700 light-years away, lies SWEEPS-4 b—a gas giant that ...

TOI-5301 b

🪐 TOI-5301 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 629.2 LY

Floating in the cosmic expanse of the constellation Centaurus, TOI-5301 b stands as a monumental testament to the sheer ...

WASP-173 A b

🪐 WASP-173 A b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 233.0 LY

WASP-173 A b is a scorching, gargantuan world that pushes the boundaries of planetary physics. Orbiting a G-type star ro...

NGTS-33 b

🪐 NGTS-33 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 437.9 LY

NGTS-33 b is a fascinating hot Jupiter exoplanet that challenges our understanding of planetary formation. Located hundr...

TOI-2025 b

🪐 TOI-2025 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 336.0 LY

Floating in the vast, velvet darkness of the cosmos, TOI-2025 b stands as a testament to the sheer diversity of worlds l...

HAT-P-69 b

🪐 HAT-P-69 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 341.3 LY

Imagine a world so close to its parent star that a year passes in the blink of an eye, and temperatures soar to levels t...

CoRoT-18 b

🪐 CoRoT-18 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 764.9 LY

CoRoT-18 b is a celestial heavyweight that challenges our understanding of planetary evolution. Located roughly 2,800 li...

CoRoT-2 b

🪐 CoRoT-2 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 213.3 LY

Imagine a world where the sun never sets, but instead, it scorches everything in its path with relentless, hellish inten...

HAT-P-14 b

🪐 HAT-P-14 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 222.7 LY

Floating in the cosmic neighborhood of the Hercules constellation, HAT-P-14 b is a quintessential Hot Jupiter that pushe...

WASP-38 b

🪐 WASP-38 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 136.2 LY

WASP-38 b is a celestial heavyweight that challenges our understanding of planetary formation. Located roughly 390 light...

HATS-61 b

🪐 HATS-61 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 679.8 LY

Deep within the vast expanse of our galaxy, HATS-61 b stands as a testament to the sheer diversity of planetary formatio...

KELT-20 b

🪐 KELT-20 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 136.4 LY

Meet KELT-20 b, a scorching Hot Jupiter that redefines the extremes of our galaxy. Located approximately 450 light-years...

TOI-1107 b

🪐 TOI-1107 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 281.3 LY

Floating in the cosmic expanse approximately 350 light-years from Earth, TOI-1107 b is a gas giant that challenges our u...

HAT-P-34 b

🪐 HAT-P-34 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 249.3 LY

Floating in the constellation Sagitta, HAT-P-34 b is a celestial heavyweight that pushes the boundaries of our understan...

TOI-2992 b

🪐 TOI-2992 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 542.0 LY

Floating in the vast, velvet expanse of the cosmos, TOI-2992 b stands as a testament to the sheer diversity of worlds or...

HATS-16 b

🪐 HATS-16 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 757.0 LY

Floating in the cosmic void approximately 730 light-years away, HATS-16 b is a titan of the gas giant class that challen...

Kepler-43 b

🪐 Kepler-43 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 1005.8 LY

Kepler-43b, also known as KOI-135.01, stands as a gargantuan testament to the sheer diversity of worlds lurking within o...

HIP 65 A b

🪐 HIP 65 A b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 61.8 LY

HIP 65 A b is a gargantuan world that challenges our standard understanding of planetary formation. Located in the const...

TIC 46432937 b

🪐 TIC 46432937 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 90.5 LY

Deep within the vast cosmic tapestry of the Milky Way, TIC 46432937 b emerges as a colossal wanderer, challenging our un...

TOI-1516 b

🪐 TOI-1516 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 247.1 LY

Floating in the vast, velvet expanse of the constellation Cygnus, TOI-1516 b stands as a testament to the sheer diversit...

WASP-10 b

🪐 WASP-10 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 141.0 LY

WASP-10 b is a celestial wanderer that defies the cozy conventions of our own solar system. Located roughly 460 light-ye...

HATS-57 b

🪐 HATS-57 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 279.5 LY

HATS-57 b is a celestial heavyweight that invites us to rethink the diversity of our cosmic neighborhood. As a gas giant...

TOI-1431 b

🪐 TOI-1431 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 148.9 LY

Meet TOI-1431 b, also known as MASCARA-5 b—a celestial heavyweight that pushes the boundaries of what we understand abou...

EPIC 246851721 b

🪐 EPIC 246851721 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 372.6 LY

Deep within the vast expanse of the cosmos, EPIC 246851721 b stands as a captivating testament to the diversity of plane...

TOI-2416 b

🪐 TOI-2416 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 557.7 LY

Floating in the vast, star-dusted expanse of our galaxy lies TOI-2416 b, a gas giant that challenges our understanding o...

TOI-2989 b

🪐 TOI-2989 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 195.8 LY

Nestled in the vast cosmic tapestry, TOI-2989 b stands as a formidable sentinel in the realm of exoplanetary science. As...

CoRoT-6 b

🪐 CoRoT-6 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 645.3 LY

CoRoT-6 b is a behemoth of a world, a gas giant that dances in the dark void of the Ophiuchus constellation. Located rou...

CoRoT-30 b

🪐 CoRoT-30 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 1032.2 LY

Floating in the cosmic expanse approximately 1,100 light-years away, CoRoT-30 b stands as a testament to the sheer diver...

NGTS-9 b

🪐 NGTS-9 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 609.1 LY

NGTS-9 b is a true titan of the cosmos, a scorching Hot Jupiter that challenges our understanding of planetary formation...

KELT-9 b

🪐 KELT-9 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 204.5 LY

Meet KELT-9 b, the celestial equivalent of a nightmare furnace. Located roughly 670 light-years away in the constellatio...

WASP-73 b

🪐 WASP-73 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 316.7 LY

Floating in the vast expanse of the cosmos, WASP-73 b stands as a testament to the sheer diversity of worlds orbiting di...

TOI-2152 A b

🪐 TOI-2152 A b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 303.0 LY

TOI-2152 A b is a cosmic heavyweight that commands attention from its perch in the stellar neighborhood. As a gas giant ...

Kepler-433 b

🪐 Kepler-433 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 1878.3 LY

Kepler-433 b is a cosmic titan, a massive gas giant that orbits its host star with a ferocity that challenges our unders...

CoRoT-23 b

🪐 CoRoT-23 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 1061.0 LY

CoRoT-23 b is a cosmic heavyweight that challenges our understanding of planetary evolution. Located approximately 2,000...

WASP-158 b

🪐 WASP-158 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 525.0 LY

WASP-158 b is a colossal Hot Jupiter that challenges our understanding of planetary formation and survival in the harsh,...

TOI-778 b

🪐 TOI-778 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 161.7 LY

TOI-778 b is not your average world; it is a hot Jupiter that dances on the edge of extreme physics. Located roughly 524...

KELT-16 b

🪐 KELT-16 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 444.6 LY

In the vast, star-studded theater of our galaxy, KELT-16 b stands out as a true heavyweight of the extreme. Located roug...

HATS-22 b

🪐 HATS-22 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 229.5 LY

HATS-22 b is a celestial heavyweight, a gas giant that dances in the cosmic theater of a star system located roughly 1,9...

WASP-141 b

🪐 WASP-141 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 516.5 LY

WASP-141 b is a celestial heavyweight that challenges our understanding of planetary formation in the chaotic neighborho...

WASP-61 b

🪐 WASP-61 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 488.7 LY

Imagine a world where the sun never sets on a temperate landscape, but instead scorches a gargantuan, swirling sphere of...

WASP-32 b

🪐 WASP-32 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 276.0 LY

WASP-32 b is a celestial heavyweight that challenges our understanding of planetary formation, orbiting a star located a...

HATS-76 b

🪐 HATS-76 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 385.7 LY

HATS-76 b is a celestial heavyweight, a gas giant that pushes the boundaries of our understanding of planetary formation...

WASP-8 b

🪐 WASP-8 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 90.0 LY

WASP-8 b is a celestial heavyweight that challenges our understanding of planetary formation. Located approximately 280 ...

TOI-150.01

🪐 TOI-150.01

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 336.3 LY

Floating in the cosmic expanse of the constellation Mensa, TOI-150.01 is a gas giant that defies the ordinary. As a hot ...

Qatar-2 b

🪐 Qatar-2 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 181.4 LY

Qatar-2 b is a fascinating hot Jupiter exoplanet that orbits its host star with such intensity it challenges our underst...

WASP-161 b

🪐 WASP-161 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 343.1 LY

WASP-161 b is a scorching reminder that the universe is far more diverse—and extreme—than our own solar system could eve...

TOI-4201 b

🪐 TOI-4201 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 189.0 LY

TOI-4201 b represents a fascinating frontier in our ongoing quest to understand the diverse menagerie of worlds orbiting...

HAT-P-22 b

🪐 HAT-P-22 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 81.8 LY

Floating in the cosmic neighborhood of the constellation Virgo, HAT-P-22 b is a celestial heavyweight that captures the ...

Kepler-17 b

🪐 Kepler-17 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 720.8 LY

Kepler-17 b is a celestial heavyweight that redefines the concept of a bad day in the cosmos. Classified as a hot Jupite...

WASP-3 b

🪐 WASP-3 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 231.2 LY

Imagine a world where the year lasts less than a standard work week and the temperature is hot enough to melt lead. Welc...

WASP-99 b

🪐 WASP-99 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 158.7 LY

WASP-99 b is a cosmic heavyweight that defies our cozy terrestrial expectations. Classified as a hot Jupiter, this gas g...

CoRoT-17 b

🪐 CoRoT-17 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 1176.1 LY

Floating in the vast, cosmic expanse of the constellation Cygnus, CoRoT-17 b stands as a testament to the sheer diversit...

NGTS-3 A b

🪐 NGTS-3 A b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 744.0 LY

Deep within the vast cosmic tapestry, NGTS-3 A b stands as a testament to the complex dynamics of multi-star systems. Cl...

TOI-1333 b

🪐 TOI-1333 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 200.5 LY

Floating in the vast, cosmic expanse of the constellation Perseus, TOI-1333 b stands as a testament to the sheer diversi...

WASP-36 b

🪐 WASP-36 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 386.3 LY

WASP-36 b is not just another dot in the vast cosmic tapestry; it is a quintessential Hot Jupiter that challenges our un...

NGTS-21 b

🪐 NGTS-21 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 592.9 LY

Deep within the vast cosmic tapestry of the constellation Sculptor lies NGTS-21 b, a gas giant that challenges our funda...

WASP-66 b

🪐 WASP-66 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 500.3 LY

WASP-66 b is a titan of the cosmos, a scorching Hot Jupiter that orbits a star located roughly 1,200 light-years away in...

TOI-5232 b

🪐 TOI-5232 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 609.4 LY

Floating in the vast, star-speckled expanse of the constellation Cygnus, TOI-5232 b stands as a testament to the sheer d...

CoRoT-11 b

🪐 CoRoT-11 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 655.0 LY

CoRoT-11 b is a behemoth of a world that serves as a masterclass in the sheer diversity of the cosmos. Located roughly 1...

HAT-P-56 b

🪐 HAT-P-56 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 320.6 LY

Floating in the cosmic neighborhood of the Lyra constellation, HAT-P-56 b is a celestial heavyweight that challenges our...

TOI-4791 b

🪐 TOI-4791 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 328.8 LY

Deep within the cosmic tapestry, orbiting a star in the constellation Cygnus, lies TOI-4791 b—a world that challenges ou...

POTS-1 b

🪐 POTS-1 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 748.0 LY

POTS-1 b is a celestial heavyweight, a gas giant that commands attention in the vast, star-studded theater of our galaxy...

WASP-72 b

🪐 WASP-72 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 434.8 LY

WASP-72 b is a celestial powerhouse that pushes the boundaries of our understanding of planetary evolution. Located roug...

WASP-192 b

🪐 WASP-192 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 508.9 LY

WASP-192 b is a celestial heavyweight, a Hot Jupiter that orbits its host star with a ferocity that defies conventional ...

TOI-2046 b

🪐 TOI-2046 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 289.7 LY

Floating in the cosmic expanse, TOI-2046 b stands as a testament to the sheer diversity of the galaxy. Classified as a g...

TOI-1820 b

🪐 TOI-1820 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 248.5 LY

Floating in the cosmic expanse of the constellation Cetus, TOI-1820 b stands as a testament to the sheer diversity of wo...

HAT-P-31 b

🪐 HAT-P-31 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 344.1 LY

Floating in the cosmic neighborhood of the constellation Cancer, HAT-P-31 b is a Hot Jupiter that challenges our underst...

TOI-3331 A b

🪐 TOI-3331 A b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 217.2 LY

TOI-3331 A b is a gargantuan world that challenges our understanding of planetary formation, orbiting a star that sits r...

HATS-24 b

🪐 HATS-24 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 494.2 LY

HATS-24 b is a cosmic titan, a scorching gas giant that orbits its host star with a breathless intensity that defies our...

CoRoT-21 b

🪐 CoRoT-21 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant)

CoRoT-21 b is a gargantuan world that challenges our understanding of planetary evolution, sitting as a massive gas gian...

HATS-52 b

🪐 HATS-52 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 555.1 LY

HATS-52 b is a celestial heavyweight, a gas giant that pirouettes through the cosmos in a display of extreme orbital dyn...

HAT-P-49 b

🪐 HAT-P-49 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 350.4 LY

Floating in the cosmic expanse of the Vulpecula constellation, HAT-P-49 b stands as a testament to the sheer diversity o...

Kepler-40 b

🪐 Kepler-40 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 2305.0 LY

Kepler-40 b is a celestial heavyweight that demands our attention, not for its habitability, but for its sheer, scorchin...

WASP-87 b

🪐 WASP-87 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 298.4 LY

WASP-87 b is a quintessential Hot Jupiter, a gargantuan world that defies our solar systems conventional boundaries. Orb...

HATS-15 b

🪐 HATS-15 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 1139.5 LY

HATS-15 b is a celestial heavyweight that challenges our understanding of planetary formation, orbiting its host star wi...

NGTS-10 b

🪐 NGTS-10 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant)

In the vast, star-studded theater of our galaxy, NGTS-10 b stands out as a high-octane performer. Classified as an ultra...

HD 118203 b

🪐 HD 118203 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 92.3 LY

HD 118203 b, also known by its catalog name Stellae, is a scorching gas giant that challenges our understanding of plane...

WASP-53 b

🪐 WASP-53 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 201.3 LY

Floating in the cosmic expanse of the Cetus constellation, WASP-53 b stands as a testament to the sheer diversity of wor...

WASP-164 b

🪐 WASP-164 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 327.5 LY

WASP-164 b is a behemoth of the cosmos, a scorching gas giant that orbits its host star at a blistering pace. Located ro...

Kepler-5 b

🪐 Kepler-5 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 899.8 LY

Kepler-5 b is a celestial heavyweight that reminds us just how diverse the planetary landscape of our galaxy truly is. L...

TOI-3288 b

🪐 TOI-3288 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 200.5 LY

TOI-3288 b is a colossal gas giant that drifts through the cosmic theater, serving as a stellar reminder of the sheer va...

WASP-33 b

🪐 WASP-33 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 121.9 LY

WASP-33 b, also known by its poetic designation HD 15082, is not your average gas giant; it is a hellish, ultra-hot worl...

HAT-P-23 b

🪐 HAT-P-23 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 364.8 LY

Imagine a world so close to its parent star that a single year passes in just over 48 hours. Welcome to HAT-P-23 b, a sc...

TOI-5218 b

🪐 TOI-5218 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 377.5 LY

TOI-5218 b is a colossal gas giant that serves as a thrilling case study in the diversity of planetary systems lurking w...

Kepler-76 b

🪐 Kepler-76 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 823.0 LY

Meet Kepler-76b, the celestial oddity often nicknamed Einsteins Planet. Located roughly 2,000 light-years away in the co...

TOI-1937 A b

🪐 TOI-1937 A b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 415.1 LY

TOI-1937 A b is a cosmic heavyweight, a gas giant that defies the quiet stillness of deep space. Located in the constell...

TOI-2981 b

🪐 TOI-2981 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 527.8 LY

Floating in the vast, velvet darkness of the cosmos, TOI-2981 b stands as a testament to the sheer diversity of planetar...

WASP-189 b

🪐 WASP-189 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 99.7 LY

WASP-189 b is not just another gas giant; it is a world of extreme superlatives that defies our conventional understandi...

HATS-18 b

🪐 HATS-18 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 624.4 LY

Meet HATS-18 b, a blistering hot Jupiter that defies the traditional boundaries of planetary formation. Orbiting a star ...

TOI-2384 b

🪐 TOI-2384 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 191.5 LY

TOI-2384 b is a colossal gas giant that orbits its host star with an intensity that challenges our understanding of plan...

TOI-5616 b

🪐 TOI-5616 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 390.4 LY

TOI-5616 b is a fascinating addition to the growing catalog of exoplanets, representing the extreme diversity of worlds ...

KELT-3 b

🪐 KELT-3 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 210.3 LY

Meet KELT-3 b, a sweltering Hot Jupiter that challenges our understanding of planetary formation. Located roughly 544 li...

WASP-106 b

🪐 WASP-106 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 352.2 LY

Tucked away in the constellation Leo, WASP-106 b is a celestial oddity that defies the typical expectations of a gas gia...

WASP-46 b

🪐 WASP-46 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 375.3 LY

WASP-46 b is a titan of the cosmos, a Hot Jupiter that defies the comfortable norms of our own solar system. Located rou...

TrES-3 b

🪐 TrES-3 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 231.3 LY

Meet TrES-3 b, the hot Jupiter that defies the comfortable conventions of our solar system. Located roughly 1,300 light-...

WASP-135 b

🪐 WASP-135 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 298.2 LY

Meet WASP-135 b, a Hot Jupiter that defies the comfortable conventions of our own solar system. Orbiting its parent star...

Qatar-7 b

🪐 Qatar-7 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 706.0 LY

Qatar-7 b is a scorching enigma lurking in the vastness of the cosmos, a gas giant that defies the comfortable norms of ...

HATS-42 b

🪐 HATS-42 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 800.4 LY

Deep within the vast, star-studded expanse of our galaxy, HATS-42 b stands as a testament to the sheer diversity of plan...

WASP-163 b

🪐 WASP-163 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 261.4 LY

Floating in the vast, velvet darkness of the Ophiuchus constellation, WASP-163 b stands as a testament to the sheer dive...

TOI-1408 b

🪐 TOI-1408 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 139.5 LY

Nestled in the cosmic neighborhood of the constellation Centaurus, TOI-1408 b stands as a formidable titan among worlds....

HATS-1 b

🪐 HATS-1 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 284.0 LY

HATS-1 b is a cosmic heavyweight that challenges our understanding of planetary formation, located approximately 1,000 l...

TOI-5634 A b

🪐 TOI-5634 A b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 306.1 LY

Floating in the cosmic expanse of the constellation Virgo, TOI-5634 A b stands as a testament to the sheer diversity of ...

HAT-P-36 b

🪐 HAT-P-36 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 294.4 LY

Floating in the vast, star-studded expanse of the Canes Venatici constellation, HAT-P-36 b stands as a testament to the ...

TOI-1518 b

🪐 TOI-1518 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 225.9 LY

TOI-1518 b is not your typical neighborhood planet; it is a Hot Jupiter that pushes the boundaries of extreme planetary ...

WASP-105 b

🪐 WASP-105 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 169.3 LY

WASP-105 b is a celestial heavyweight, a gas giant that defies the cozy expectations of our own solar system. Located ro...

TOI-4961 b

🪐 TOI-4961 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 213.1 LY

Floating in the vast, velvet expanse of the constellation Cygnus, TOI-4961 b stands as a testament to the sheer diversit...

WASP-37 b

🪐 WASP-37 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 392.8 LY

Floating in the cosmic neighborhood of the Virgo constellation, WASP-37 b is a celestial powerhouse that challenges our ...

TrES-5 b

🪐 TrES-5 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 360.3 LY

Floating in the cosmic neighborhood of the constellation Hercules, TrES-5 b stands as a testament to the sheer diversity...

TOI-3593 b

🪐 TOI-3593 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 226.6 LY

Imagine a world that defies the cozy familiarity of our own solar system—a gargantuan gas giant dancing in the dark, kno...

WASP-43 b

🪐 WASP-43 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 86.7 LY

Imagine a world where the weather forecast is permanently locked to a brutal, supersonic heatwave. WASP-43 b is a Hot Ju...

K2-31 b

🪐 K2-31 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 110.5 LY

K2-31 b is a sweltering, massive gas giant that serves as a prime example of the Hot Jupiter class of exoplanets. Orbiti...

WASP-114 b

🪐 WASP-114 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 523.3 LY

WASP-114 b is a celestial oddity that challenges our understanding of planetary formation, orbiting a star located rough...

K2-260 b

🪐 K2-260 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 663.8 LY

Floating in the vast, velvet expanse of the cosmos, K2-260 b stands as a testament to the sheer diversity of planetary a...

KELT-2 A b

🪐 KELT-2 A b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 134.1 LY

Imagine a world where the sun never sets, yet the landscape is a blistering, atmospheric furnace. KELT-2 A b, also known...

Gaia-1 b

🪐 Gaia-1 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 363.7 LY

Hidden within the vast, starlit expanse of our galaxy, Gaia-1 b emerges as a colossal gas giant that challenges our unde...

TOI-2977 b

🪐 TOI-2977 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant)

Floating in the cosmic expanse of the constellation Centaurus, TOI-2977 b stands as a testament to the sheer diversity o...

MASCARA-4 b

🪐 MASCARA-4 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 170.7 LY

MASCARA-4 b is a celestial heavyweight that redefines our understanding of planetary extremes. Classified as a Hot Jupit...

TOI-3364 b

🪐 TOI-3364 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 277.9 LY

Floating in the cosmic expanse of the constellation Cygnus, TOI-3364 b stands as a testament to the sheer diversity of w...

WASP-178 b

🪐 WASP-178 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 427.7 LY

Imagine a world where the very air you breathe is literally made of vaporized rock. Welcome to WASP-178 b, a hellish yet...

TOI-6029 b

🪐 TOI-6029 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 603.1 LY

TOI-6029 b is a cosmic heavyweight, a warm Jupiter that challenges our understanding of planetary formation. Orbiting a ...

WASP-170 b

🪐 WASP-170 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 305.6 LY

WASP-170 b is a celestial heavyweight that challenges our understanding of planetary formation and survival in the extre...

TOI-2337 b

🪐 TOI-2337 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 536.0 LY

TOI-2337 b is a cosmic heavyweight currently dancing on the edge of oblivion, representing one of the most extreme examp...

HATS-40 b

🪐 HATS-40 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 1342.3 LY

HATS-40 b is a celestial heavyweight that reminds us just how diverse the cosmic neighborhood truly is. Situated in the ...

TOI-2236 b

🪐 TOI-2236 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 355.6 LY

Floating in the cosmic expanse of the constellation Dorado, TOI-2236 b is a gas giant that challenges our understanding ...

WASP-5 b

🪐 WASP-5 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 309.1 LY

WASP-5 b is a celestial heavyweight, a scorching gas giant that orbits its host star with a relentless, breakneck pace. ...

WASP-65 b

🪐 WASP-65 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 273.7 LY

WASP-65 b is a celestial heavyweight that challenges our understanding of planetary formation, situated roughly 1,000 li...

HAT-P-59 b

🪐 HAT-P-59 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 265.5 LY

Floating in the cosmic neighborhood of the constellation Auriga, HAT-P-59 b is a textbook example of a Hot Jupiter that ...

TrES-2 b

🪐 TrES-2 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 215.3 LY

Imagine a world so dark it defies our intuition of what a planet should look like. TrES-2 b, a massive gas giant orbitin...

TOI-4551 b

🪐 TOI-4551 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 216.0 LY

Deep in the cosmic tapestry, orbiting a star roughly 700 light-years away, lies TOI-4551 b—a celestial titan that challe...

WASP-103 b

🪐 WASP-103 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 375.6 LY

Imagine a world so close to its parent star that it is being physically stretched into the shape of a cosmic American fo...

HAT-P-53 b

🪐 HAT-P-53 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 666.8 LY

HAT-P-53 b is a cosmic heavyweight that challenges our understanding of planetary formation. Located approximately 2,300...

WASP-93 b

🪐 WASP-93 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 370.3 LY

WASP-93 b is a celestial heavyweight that pushes the boundaries of our understanding of planetary formation. Located rou...

HATS-23 b

🪐 HATS-23 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 639.0 LY

In the cosmic neighborhood of the constellation Cygnus, roughly 2,000 light-years away, orbits HATS-23 b—a world that ch...

WASP-50 b

🪐 WASP-50 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 184.8 LY

WASP-50 b is a scorching enigma located approximately 620 light-years away in the constellation Eridanus. As a classic h...

TOI-564 b

🪐 TOI-564 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 199.6 LY

Floating in the cosmic expanse, TOI-564 b stands as a testament to the sheer diversity of our galaxy. As a massive gas g...

HATS-74 A b

🪐 HATS-74 A b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 299.4 LY

HATS-74 A b is a fascinating gas giant that orbits within a complex stellar system, serving as a prime example of the in...

HATS-67 b

🪐 HATS-67 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 960.1 LY

HATS-67 b is a behemoth of the cosmos, a gas giant that challenges our understanding of planetary formation in the far r...

WASP-188 b

🪐 WASP-188 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 675.3 LY

WASP-188 b is a celestial heavyweight that challenges our understanding of planetary formation, orbiting its host star w...

WASP-95 b

🪐 WASP-95 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 137.5 LY

WASP-95 b is a celestial adrenaline junkie of the exoplanet world, a Hot Jupiter that defies the comfortable, temperate ...

TOI-4137 b

🪐 TOI-4137 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 335.0 LY

TOI-4137 b is a celestial heavyweight, a gas giant orbiting its host star with the kind of intensity that keeps astronom...

XO-4 b

🪐 XO-4 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 272.7 LY

XO-4 b is a cosmic heavyweight that challenges our understanding of planetary formation, orbiting a star that is signifi...

TOI-1295 b

🪐 TOI-1295 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 388.2 LY

Floating in the cosmic expanse approximately 1,200 light-years away from Earth, TOI-1295 b stands as a testament to the ...

HAT-P-57 b

🪐 HAT-P-57 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 279.9 LY

Floating in the cosmic neighborhood of the Lyra constellation, HAT-P-57 b is a behemoth that defies the cozy tranquility...

TOI-2886 b

🪐 TOI-2886 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 413.7 LY

Deep in the cosmic neighborhood, TOI-2886 b stands as a testament to the sheer diversity of worlds orbiting distant suns...

KELT-7 b

🪐 KELT-7 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 136.7 LY

Imagine a world so close to its parent star that a year passes in less than three Earth days. Meet KELT-7 b, a scorching...

WASP-71 b

🪐 WASP-71 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 362.7 LY

WASP-71 b, also known as FY Aquarii b, is a celestial behemoth that challenges our understanding of planetary evolution....

OGLE-TR-56 b

🪐 OGLE-TR-56 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant)

In the vast cosmic theater of the Sagittarius constellation, roughly 5,000 light-years away, orbits a world that defies ...

HATS-77 b

🪐 HATS-77 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 436.2 LY

HATS-77 b is a celestial heavyweight, a gas giant that commands attention in the cosmic neighborhood of its host star. L...

HATS-2 b

🪐 HATS-2 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 341.9 LY

HATS-2 b is a celestial heavyweight, a Hot Jupiter that challenges our understanding of planetary formation. Located rou...

TOI-3523 A b

🪐 TOI-3523 A b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 645.3 LY

Deep within the vast expanse of the cosmos, TOI-3523 A b emerges as a captivating titan, classified as a gas giant orbit...

Kepler-447 b

🪐 Kepler-447 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 268.0 LY

Kepler-447 b is a celestial enigma, a bloated gas giant that defies simple categorization. Located roughly 1,500 light-y...

K2-237 b

🪐 K2-237 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 315.0 LY

Floating in the vast, velvet darkness of the Leo constellation, K2-237 b stands as a testament to the sheer diversity of...

WASP-97 b

🪐 WASP-97 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 151.1 LY

WASP-97 b is a celestial heavyweight that redefines our understanding of planetary extremes. Classified as a Hot Jupiter...

HAT-P-50 b

🪐 HAT-P-50 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 515.5 LY

Floating in the vast, star-studded tapestry of the constellation Cancer, HAT-P-50 b is a gas giant that defies the conve...

WASP-91 b

🪐 WASP-91 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 149.9 LY

WASP-91 b is a scorching Hot Jupiter that challenges our understanding of planetary formation and survival in the extrem...

NGTS-6 b

🪐 NGTS-6 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 308.3 LY

Deep in the cosmic neighborhood of the constellation Scorpius lies NGTS-6 b, a hot Jupiter that challenges our understan...

HATS-4 b

🪐 HATS-4 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 416.5 LY

HATS-4 b is a celestial heavyweight, a gas giant that commands attention in the realm of exoplanetary science. Located r...

HAT-P-6 b

🪐 HAT-P-6 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 275.4 LY

Floating in the constellation Andromeda, HAT-P-6 b is a titan of the cosmos that challenges our understanding of planeta...

KELT-17 b

🪐 KELT-17 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 226.5 LY

Floating through the cosmos like a scorching titan, KELT-17 b is a Hot Jupiter that challenges our understanding of plan...

KELT-15 b

🪐 KELT-15 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 324.7 LY

Floating in the cosmic neighborhood of the constellation Hydra, KELT-15 b stands as a testament to the extreme diversity...

CoRoT-13 b

🪐 CoRoT-13 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 1148.9 LY

CoRoT-13 b is a mesmerizing Hot Jupiter that orbits its host star at a blistering pace, serving as a prime example of th...

Qatar-1 b

🪐 Qatar-1 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 185.6 LY

Imagine a world where the year lasts less than a typical work week. Qatar-1 b is a Hot Jupiter exoplanet that defies our...

HATS-68 b

🪐 HATS-68 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 604.0 LY

HATS-68 b is not your typical neighborhood planet; it is a celestial titan lurking in the cosmic shadows, classified as ...

KELT-14 b

🪐 KELT-14 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 250.1 LY

Imagine a world so close to its parent star that a year passes in less than three days—welcome to KELT-14 b. Located rou...

HAT-P-8 b

🪐 HAT-P-8 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 211.6 LY

Meet HAT-P-8 b, a blistering Hot Jupiter that challenges our understanding of planetary formation. Located roughly 750 l...

WASP-104 b

🪐 WASP-104 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 185.9 LY

WASP-104 b is not just another gas giant; it is a cosmic anomaly that challenges our understanding of planetary darkness...

WASP-64 b

🪐 WASP-64 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 369.9 LY

WASP-64 b is a celestial powerhouse that challenges our understanding of planetary formation, orbiting a star located ap...

Kepler-428 b

🪐 Kepler-428 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 686.3 LY

Imagine a world where the horizon is dominated by a bloated, golden-hued atmosphere, a realm so massive it defies our te...

WASP-197 b

🪐 WASP-197 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 483.7 LY

WASP-197 b is a celestial oddity that challenges our understanding of planetary formation. Located roughly 620 light-yea...

WASP-85 A b

🪐 WASP-85 A b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 141.9 LY

WASP-85 A b is a scorching, gas-giant exoplanet that orbits within the complex dance of a binary star system, located ro...

WASP-100 b

🪐 WASP-100 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 364.4 LY

WASP-100 b is a celestial heavyweight, a Hot Jupiter that challenges our understanding of planetary formation and stella...

OGLE-TR-113 b

🪐 OGLE-TR-113 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 566.5 LY

OGLE-TR-113 b is a fascinating hot Jupiter that challenges our understanding of planetary formation. Located approximate...

TOI-4487 A b

🪐 TOI-4487 A b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 479.1 LY

TOI-4487 A b is a fascinating gas giant that challenges our understanding of planetary formation in the chaotic neighbor...

TOI-3464 b

🪐 TOI-3464 b

Exoplanet (Gas Giant) 597.8 LY

Floating in the vast, cosmic tapestry of the galaxy, TOI-3464 b stands as a testament to the sheer diversity of worlds o...