List of exoplanets discovered in 2020

This list of exoplanets discovered in 2020 is a list of confirmed exoplanets that were first observed in 2020.
For exoplanets detected only by radial velocity, the listed value for mass is a lower limit. See Minimum mass for more information.

Name	Mass	Radius	Period	Semi-major axis	Temp.	Discovery method	Distance	Host star mass	Host star temp.	Remarks
2MASS J1155-7919 b	10			582		imaging	330			Very young Super-Jupiter on unusually wide orbit.
AU Microscopii b	0.054	0.371	8.463000	0.0645	593	transit	31.718	0.50	3700
AU Microscopii c	0.007 – 0.079	0.295	18.859019	0.1101	454	transit	31.718	0.50	3700	Precise radial velocities of giant stars
BD-11 4672 c	0.04837		74.2	0.30		radial vel.	88.63	0.651	4550	Habitable zone, highly eccentric orbit.
	0.0124		2.29070	0.0185	464	radial vel.	28.07	0.161	3130
CFHTWIR-Oph 98 b	7.8	1.86	8,040,000	200	1800	imaging	447	0.015	2320	Very young superjovian planet orbiting a brown dwarf known as 2MASS J16274422-2358521
Chi Scorpii b	4.32		578.38	1.45		radial vel.	378.3	1.22	4157	Giant star host
CoRoT-30 b	2.90	1.009	9.06005	0.0844		transit	3130	0.98	5650
CoRoT-31 b	0.84	1.46	4.62941	0.0586		transit	7140	1.25	5700
EPIC 201085153 b		0.214	0.25722			transit			3945	Extremely tight orbit
EPIC 201085153 c		0.125	2.259797			transit			3945
EPIC 201170410 b	0.00362	0.09341	6.7987	0.0349		transit	437	0.287	3648
EPIC 201650711 c		0.036	5.544059			transit	298.8		4310	Ternary star system, and planet b unconfirmed
EPIC 201757695 b	0.00217	0.08101	2.0478	0.0296		transit	1880	0.727	4520
EPIC 205152172 b		0.107	0.980088			transit	517	0.669	4202	Candidate since 2016
EPIC 206298289 b		0.078	0.434847			transit	492		3875	Candidate since 2016
EPIC 210801536 b		0.088	0.892592			transit			5304	Candidate since 2019, one more planet candidate in system
EPIC 220440058 b		0.125	0.626683			transit			3682	One more planet candidate in system
	0.02753	0.174	3.5951	0.047	1616	transit	1059.03	1.05	5430
	0.04616	0.3274	15.624	0.13	990	transit	1059.03	1.05	5430
	0.03203	0.3515	35.747	0.22	752	transit	1059.03	1.05	5430
GJ 1061 b	0.00431	0.098	3.204	0.021		radial vel.	11.98	0.12	2953	Potentially rocky world, larger than Earth
GJ 1061 c	0.00547	0.105	6.689	0.035		radial vel.	11.98	0.12	2953	Potentially rocky world, larger than Earth
GJ 1061 d	0.00516	0.104	13.031	0.054		radial vel.	11.98	0.12	2953	Potentially rocky world, larger than Earth
GJ 1252 b	0.0042	0.105	0.5182349	0.00915	1410	transit	66.49	0.381	3458	Hot rocky planet with no atmosphere, larger than Earth
GJ 2056 b	0.0510	0.372	69.971	0.283		radial vel.	92.8	0.62		Neptune-like ice giant in the habitable zone
	0.02759	0.249	11.949	0.079		radial vel.	54.2	0.47		Neptune-like ice giant.
GJ 3473 b	0.0059	0.113	1.1980035	0.01589	773	transit	89.29	0.360	3347	Potentially rocky world, larger than Earth, also called TOI-488 b
GJ 3473 c	0.0233	0.235	15.509	0.0876	329.1	radial vel.	89.29	0.360	3347	Neptune-like ice giant also called TOI-488 c
GJ 9689 b	0.0304	0.274	18.27	0.1139	413.88-492.19	radial vel.	100	0.59	3836	Neptune-like ice giant.
Gliese 180 d	0.0236	0.237	106.341	0.31		radial vel.	39.96	0.43	3371	Neptune-like ice giant.
Gliese 251 b	0.0126	0.163	14.238	0.0818	351	radial vel.	18.205	0.360	3451	Potentially rocky world, larger than earth. False positive in 2019, rediscovered in 2020
Gliese 317 c	1.664	1.2	6718.777			radial vel.	49.25	0.42	3510	Gas giant
Gliese 414 Ab	0.029	0.263	50.817	0.24	303.7	radial vel.	38.8	0.650	4120	Planets orbiting primary star of binary system. Gl 414A is also known as HD 97101 and HIP 54646.
Gliese 414 Ac	0.177	0.784	748.3	1.43	123.3	radial vel.	38.8	0.650	4120	Planets orbiting primary star of binary system. Gl 414A is also known as HD 97101 and HIP 54646.
Gliese 433 d	0.01643	0.191	36.052	0.178		radial vel.	29.57	0.48	3600	Neptune-like ice giant.
Gliese 480 b	0.042	0.33	9.567	0.068		radial vel.	46.4	0.45		Neptune-like ice giant.
Gliese 687 c	0.0503	0.369	727.562	1.165		radial vel.	14.83	0.40		Second Neptune-like ice giant discovered in this system.
HAT-P-68b	0.724	1.072	2.29840551	0.02996	1027.8	transit	662	0.6785	4514	Gas giant.
HATS-37A b	0.099	0.606	4.3315366	0.04913	1085	transit	688.5	0.843	5247	Hot Neptune-like gas giant with one more red dwarf in system
HATS-38 b	0.074	0.614	4.375021	0.05036	1294	transit	1134	0.890	5740	Hot Neptune-like gas giant.
HATS-47 b	0.369	1.117	3.9228038	0.04269	852.9	transit	984.01	0.674	4479	Warm gas giant also known as TOI-1073b.
HATS-48 A b	0.243	0.800	3.1316666	0.03769	954.6	transit	865.6	0.7279	4190	Warm gas giant.
HATS-49 b	0.353	0.765	4.1480467	0.04515	834.8	transit	1058.70	0.7133	4354	Warm gas giant.
HATS-72 b	0.1254	0.7224	7.3279474	0.066517	739.3	transit	416.37	0.7311	4612	Warm gas giant, also known as WASP-191b or TOI-294b.
HD 11231 b	0.426		5.2072	0.0664	1000	radial vel.	437.0495	1.44	6500	DMPP-2 Found by Dispersed Matter Planet Project looking for hot ablating planets.
HD 25723 b	2.50		457.01	1.49		radial vel.	384.5	2.12	4766	Gas giant with a giant star host
HD 25723 c	1.34		2273.17	4.35		radial vel.	384.5	2.12	4766	Giant star host
HD 38677 b			18.57	0.1462	877	radial vel.	202.2169	1.21	6196	DMPP-1 Found by Dispersed Matter Planet Project looking for hot ablating planets.
HD 38677 c			6.584	0.0733	1239	radial vel.	202.2169	1.21	6196	DMPP-1 Found by Dispersed Matter Planet Project looking for hot ablating planets, 2:1 orbital resonance of unconfirmed transiting planet.
HD 38677 d			2.882	0.0422	1632	radial vel.	202.2169	1.21	6196	DMPP-1 Found by Dispersed Matter Planet Project looking for hot ablating planets.
HD 38677 e			5.516	0.0651	1314	radial vel.	202.2169	1.21	6196	DMPP-1 Found by Dispersed Matter Planet Project looking for hot ablating planets.
HD 42936 Ab	2.58		6.6732	0.0662	854	radial vel.	159.4905	0.87	5138	DMPP-3 Found by Dispersed Matter Planet Project looking for hot ablating planets.
HD 60292 b	6.5	1.13	495.4	1.5		radial vel.	1036	1.7	4348	Gas giant with a giant star host
HD 63433 b	0.017	0.192	7.10801	0.0710		transit	73.08	0.99	5640	Young mini-Neptune losing mass at a rate of 0.35 Earth masses per billion years.
HD 63433 c	0.023	0.236	20.5455	0.1531		transit	73.08	0.99	5640	Young mini-Neptune losing mass at a rate of 0.11 Earth masses per billion years.
HD 79211 b	0.0334		24.422	0.142	345	radial vel.	20.658	0.64	4005	Orbiting primary star of binary ADS 7251
HD 80653 b	0.0180	0.1439	0.719573	0.01661		transit	358.1197	1.18	5959	Rocky super-Earth also known as K2-312b.
HD 81817 b	24.128	1.07	1021.20159	3.233		radial vel.	877.773	4.3	4140	Gas giant.
HD 86226 c	0.0228	0.193	3.98442	0.049	1311	transit	148.6	1.019	5863	Sub-Neptune super-Earth.
HD 95338 b	0.1335	0.347	55.087	0.262	385	transit	120.6	0.83	5212	Gas giant.
HD108236 b	0.0102	0.1415	3.79523	0.0469	1099	transit	210	0.869	5660	Potentially rocky super-Earth.
HD108236 c	0.0155	0.1845	6.2037	0.0651	932	transit	210	0.869	5660	Potentially rocky super-Earth
HD108236 d	0.0220	0.2423	14.1756	0.1131	708	transit	210	0.869	5660	Neptune-like exoplanet.
HD108236 e	0.0306	0.279	19.592	0.14	636	transit	210	0.869	5660	Neptune-like exoplanet.
HD 112640 b	5.0	1.15	613.2	1.7		radial vel.	1065	1.8	4155	Gas giant with a giant star host
HD 136295 b	1.79		926.4	2.02		radial vel.	269.0	1.28	4891	Red giant host star also known as HIP 75092
HD 158259 b	0.00698	0.1146	2.17800			radial vel.	88.11	1.21	6068	Potentially rocky super-Earth.
HD 158259 c	0.0176	0.1989	3.43200			radial vel.	88.11	1.21	6068	Neptune-like.
HD 158259 d	0.0170	0.1945	5.1980814			radial vel.	88.11	1.21	6068	Neptune-like.
HD 158259 e	0.0191	0.5424	7.9510			radial vel.	88.11	1.21	6068	Neptune-like.
HD 158259 f	0.0193	0.5478	12.028			radial vel.	88.11	1.21	6068	Neptune-like.
HD 164922 d	0.03313	0.1633	12.4584	0.2292		radial vel.	72.1	0.9211	5393.4305	Super-earth.
HD 190007 b	0.0488	0.362	11.724128			radial vel.	41.4679	0.77	4610	Neptune-like.
HD 191939 b	0.031460	0.3042	8.8803256	0.0804	880	transit	174.849	0.81	5348	Host star also known as TOI-1339
HD 191939 c	0.02518	0.2850	28.579743	0.1752	600	transit	174.849	0.81	5348	Host star also known as TOI-1339
HD 191939 d	0.00881	0.2672	38.353037	0.2132	540	transit	174.849	0.81	5348	Host star also known as TOI-1339
HD 219553 b	1.94		1481.6	2.84		radial vel.	332.9	1.39	4824	Red giant host star also known as HIP 114933
HD 238090 b	0.0217		13.671	0.0932	469.6	radial vel.	49.68	0.578	3933	Orbiting primary star in binary system Gliese 458
HD 332231 b	0.251	0.867	18.70173	0.1436	876	transit	262	1.127	6089	TOI 1456
HIP 65Ab	3.213	2.03	0.9809761	0.01782	1411	transit	201.85818	0.781	4590	an ultra-short-period Jupiter orbiting a bright K4-dwarf.
	0.026		60.711	0.256		radial vel.	58.0	0.61		habitable zone
HIP 38594 c	0.135		3525	3.842		radial vel.	58.0	0.61
HIP 4845 b	0.053		34.151	0.177		radial vel.	68.8	0.62
HIP 48714 b	0.071		17.819	0.112		radial vel.	34.3	0.58
	0.25	0.894	6.9596		1174	transit	416	1.22	5675	One more candidate planet around very young star
	0.049		55.259	0.243		radial vel.	77.1	0.63		habitable zone
K2-85 b		0.107	0.684559			transit	317.8		4427	Also known as EPIC 210707130 p1
K2-106c		0.188	13.334621			transit	803		5613	Candidate since 2017
K2-111 c	0.0356		15.6785	0.1166		radial vel.	680	0.89	5730
K2-211c		0.116	2.601404			transit	895	0.882	5360
K2-282d		0.232	27.248322			transit	1638.22	0.94	5499
K2-299c		0.223	14.648966			transit	1219		5724	Also known as EPIC 206024342 p2
K2-299d		0.152	4.507464			transit	1219		5724	Also known as EPIC 206024342 p3
K2-301c		0.152	5.2986			transit	1491		4114	Also known as EPIC 206042996 p2
K2-302c		0.089	2.255438			transit	359.3		3297	Also known as EPIC 206215704 p2
K2-302d		0.098	2.909216			transit	359.3		3297	Also known as EPIC 206215704 p3
K2-315b		0.085	3.1443189	0.0234	460	transit	185	0.174	3300	Also called the "Pi Earth" due its orbital period, or EPIC 249631677b
		0.119	1.133	0.0147	841	transit	368			EPIC 249384674b
		0.163	5.260	0.0582	423	transit	368			EPIC 249384674c
		0.261	6.220	0.0542	432	transit	577			EPIC 249557502b
		0.148	7.010	0.0911	456	transit	483			EPIC 249826231b
K2-319b		0.249	26.680	0.1516	641	transit	686			EPIC 201663879b
K2-320b		0.234	1.995	0.0142	698	transit	356			EPIC 201796690b
K2-321b		0.174	2.298	0.0410	701	transit	254			EPIC 248480671b
K2-322b		0.171	8.205	0.0594	635	transit	404			EPIC 248558190b
K2-323b		0.187	24.930	0.1275	318	transit	387			EPIC 248616368b
K2-324b		0.217	3.262	0.0331	707	transit	447			EPIC 248639308b
		0.196	6.930	0.0419	423	transit	365			EPIC 246074965b
K2-326b		0.203	1.256	0.0198	1114	transit	928			EPIC 246472939b
	0.260	0.774	12.4551225	0.1016	650	transit	760	0.912	5282	Also called EPIC 246193072 b
KMT-2019-BLG-1953L b	0.59			0.8		microlensing	23000	0.31
KMT-2019-BLG-1953L c	0.28			0.8		microlensing	23000	0.31
Kepler-160e		0.170	378.417	1.089	244.8	transit	3140	0.88	5471	Next expected transit in September 2020.
Kepler-385d		0.233	56.4159			transit	4870
Kepler-305e		0.160	3.20538			transit	2900
Kepler-598c		0.270	86.4945			transit	2260			FPP=1.0%
Kepler-647c		0.357	29.6663			transit	3660
Kepler-716c		0.124	3.96999			transit	2110			FPP=0.6%
Kepler-783c		0.208	7.05395			transit	1707
Kepler-1001c		0.140	9.18186			transit	3110
Kepler-1085c		0.291	56.7771			transit	4630
Kepler-1514c		0.1049	10.514181	0.0997	1066	transit	1240	1.196	6145
Kepler-1661(AB) b	0.053	0.345	175.06	0.633	243	transit	1355.26	0.841	5100
Kepler-1649c	0.0038	0.095	19.53527	0.0649	234	transit	301.6	0.1977	3240	Habitable zone, Earth-like
Kepler-1662b	0.223	0.790	134.4628			transit				Host star also known as KOI-1783
Kepler-1663b		0.294	17.6046			transit	1112			Host star also known as KOI-252
Kepler-1664b		0.270	14.3868			transit				Host star also known as KOI-349
Kepler-1665b		0.253	11.9548			transit	1104			Host star also known as KOI-650
Kepler-1666b		0.257	25.8476			transit	4680			Host star also known as KOI-945
Kepler-1666c		0.257	25.8476			transit	4680			Host star also known as KOI-945
Kepler-1667b		0.266	83.5781			transit	2080			Host star also known as KOI-1311
Kepler-1668b		0.388	15.434			transit	4500			Host star also known as KOI-1470
Kepler-1669b		0.248	9.51216			transit	1800			Host star also known as KOI-1475
Kepler-1670b		0.299	20.4998			transit	7200			Host star also known as KOI-1705
Kepler-1671b		0.118	4.16787			transit	1176			Host star also known as KOI-1738
Kepler-1672b		0.265	150.878			transit	1189			Host star also known as KOI-1822
Kepler-1673b		0.262	33.7888			transit	2420			Host star also known as KOI-1863
Kepler-1674b		0.286	62.5611			transit	3400			Host star also known as KOI-1892
Kepler-1675b		0.279	63.0382			transit	2163			Host star also known as KOI-1928
Kepler-1676b		0.301	29.9221			transit				Host star also known as KOI-1943
Kepler-1677b		0.241	22.064			transit	2250			Host star also known as KOI-1984, FPP=0.6%
Kepler-1678b		0.295	147.974			transit	2830			Host star also known as KOI-2066, FPP=0.5%
Kepler-1679b		0.184	9.75376			transit	3040			Host star also known as KOI-2106
Kepler-1680b		0.121	8.77424			transit	1020			Host star also known as KOI-2120
Kepler-1681b		0.2227	69.8956			transit	2100			Host star also known as KOI-2132
Kepler-1682b		0.257	14.8334			transit	3900			Host star also known as KOI-2229
Kepler-1683b		0.167	15.0337			transit	2440			Host star also known as KOI-2293
Kepler-1684b		0.256	47.7055			transit	2060			Host star also known as KOI-2417
Kepler-1685b		0.230	20.4905			transit	3840			Host star also known as KOI-2504
Kepler-1686b		0.127	9.30987			transit	2430			Host star also known as KOI-2559
Kepler-1687b		0.147	5.77954			transit	1375			Host star also known as KOI-2588
Kepler-1688b		0.112	5.62012			transit	1850			Host star also known as KOI-2733
Kepler-1689b		0.084	8.483			transit	967			Host star also known as KOI-2755
Kepler-1690b		0.250	234.636			transit	2340			Host star also known as KOI-2757
Kepler-1691b		0.163	3.8482			transit	4290			Host star also known as KOI-2802
Kepler-1692b		0.099	5.95966			transit	1960			Host star also known as KOI-2849
Kepler-1693b		0.115	12.0999			transit	2530			Host star also known as KOI-2871
Kepler-1694b		0.105	3.89526			transit	1698			Host star also known as KOI-2878, FPP=0.6%
Kepler-1695b		0.099	4.7329			transit	2640			Host star also known as KOI-3048, FPP=0.5%
Kepler-1696b		0.250	65.9409			transit	5100			Host star also known as KOI-3361
Kepler-1697b		0.112	33.4969			transit	813			Host star also known as KOI-3478
Kepler-1698b		0.095	1.2107			transit	729			Host star also known as KOI-3864
Kepler-1699b		0.139	3.49082			transit				Host star also known as KOI-3933
Kepler-1701b		0.198	169.134			transit	1940			Host star also known as KOI-4054, potentially habitable exoplanet
Kepler-1702b		0.143	18.5012			transit	2860			Host star also known as KOI-4386
KMT-2016-BLG-2397b	2.42			2.83		microlensing	16000	0.62		Multiple solutions for planetary parameters
KMT-2016-BLG-2364b	3.93			2.63		microlensing	21000	0.50
KMT-2018-BLG-0748Lb	0.18			0.62		microlensing	24000	0.0870
KMT-2019-BLG-1339Lb	12.2			0.67		microlensing	23000	0.27		Multiple solutions for planetary parameters
	0.19					microlensing	12000			Free-floating planet
	0.0145	0.124	1.4015	0.02091	816	transit	82.02833	0.62	3800
Lacaille 9352 b	0.0132	0.168	9.262	0.068	468	radial vel.	10.721	0.468	3688	Potentially rocky world, larger than Earth, also known as GJ 887b
Lacaille 9352 c	0.0234	0.238	21.789	0.120	352	radial vel.	10.721	0.468	3688	Potentially habitable, larger than Earth, also known as GJ 887c
	0.0132	0.0971	3.81433	0.0404	617	transit	97	0.502	3643
LP 714-47 b	0.097	0.420	4.052037	0.0417	700	transit	171.8	0.59	3950	Host star also known as G 160-62 or TOI 442, planet in Neptune desert
LTT 9779 b	0.092	0.421	0.792054	0.01679	2000	transit	262.8	1.02	5499	Neptune desert planet
MOA-2009-BLG-319Lb	0.2077			2.03		microlensing	22800	0.514
NGTS-11 b	0.37	0.823	35.4553	0.201	440	transit	624	0.862	5050
NGTS-12b	0.208	1.048	7.532806	0.0757	1257	transit	1474	1.021	5690
OGLE-2006-BLG-284 b	0.45			2.2		microlensing	13000	0.35		Binary host with 2.1 astronomical unit separation and uncertain, possibly unstable, planetary orbit.
OGLE-2016-BLG-1928	0.001			n/a		microlensing	30000	n/a	n/a	Rogue planet
OGLE-2017-BLG-0406 b	0.41			3.5		microlensing	17000	0.56	4848	High fidelity microlensing event
OGLE-2017-BLG-0604b	0.51			4.06		microlensing	13000	0.70
OGLE-2017-BLG-1049Lb	5.53			3.92		microlensing	18500	0.55
OGLE-2017-BLG-1375b	10.33			2.97		microlensing	12000	0.77		Multiple solutions for planetary parameters
	0.0125			0.68		microlensing	27000	0.12		Milky way bulge
OGLE-2018-BLG-1269Lb	0.69		4383	4.61		microlensing	8300	0.35		Very high fidelity event
OGLE-2018-BLG-0799Lb	0.22			1.27		microlensing	16000	0.08
OGLE-2019-BLG-0551	0.0242					microlensing				Poorly characterized free-floating planet
Proxima Centauri c	0.0179		1928	1.489	39	radial vel.	4.244	0.1221	3042	Second planet discovered orbiting nearest star to the Solar System
TIC 237913194b	1.942	1.117	15.168865	0.1207	974	transit	1009	1.026	5788	Very eccentric orbit
TOI 122b	0.028	0.243	5.078030	0.0392	471	transit	202.9	0.312	3403
TOI-132 b	0.07048	0.305	2.1097019	0.026	1395	transit	536.43	0.970	5397
	1.18	1.29	2.0845435	0.03138	1588	transit	1171	0.948	5404
	0.791	1.086	2.2554477	0.03524	1715	transit	1345	1.147	5880
TOI 237b	0.009	0.128	5.436098	0.0341	388	transit	124.2	0.179	3212
TOI-251b		0.245	4.937770	0.05741		transit	324.4	1.036	5875
	0.134	0.626	18.38827	0.1523	1033	transit	251.37	1.38	6075	Host star also called HD 19916.
TOI-421 b	0.051	0.461	16.06815	0.1182	696.6	transit	244.3	0.852	5325	Also in system a red dwarf star at 2200 a.u. separation
TOI-421 c	0.0222	0.243	5.19676	0.0557	1014.9	transit	244.3	0.852	5325	Also in system a red dwarf star at 2200 a.u. separation
TOI-481 b	1.53	0.99	10.33111	0.097	1370	transit	587	1.14	5735
TOI-519 b	<14	0.75	1.2652328	0.012	760	transit	378	0.369	3350	Very faint 17-magnitude host star
		0.081	1.2391491	0.01223	611	transit	45.67	0.159	3216
TOI-561 b	0.0050	0.127	0.446578	0.01055		transit	279.2	0.785	5455
TOI-561 c	0.017	0.257	10.779	0.08809		transit	279.2	0.785	5455
TOI-561 d	0.038	0.226	25.62	0.1569		transit	279.2	0.785	5455
TOI-561 e	0.050	0.238	77.23	0.3274		transit	279.2	0.785	5455
TOI-700 b	0.00406	0.0901	9.97701	0.0637		transit	101.5	0.416	3480
TOI-700 c	0.0249	0.2346	16.051998	0.0925		transit	101.5	0.416	3480
TOI-700 d	0.00711	0.1062	37.426	0.163	295	transit	101.5	0.416	3480	First "Earth sized" discovered by TESS
TOI-732 b	0.098	0.119	0.7683881	0.012	892	transit	72	0.379	3360	Orbiting primary star of binary LDS 3977
TOI-732 c	0.027	0.205	12.25	0.07673	323	transit	72	0.379	3360	Orbiting primary star of binary LDS 3977
TOI-763 b	0.031	0.203	5.6057	0.0600	1038	transit	311	0.917	5444
TOI-763 c	0.029	0.235	12.2737	0.1011	800	transit	311	0.917	5444
TOI-776 b	0.0147	0.163	8.24664	0.0652	513	transit	88.6	0.544	3709
TOI-776 c	0.0192	0.184	15.6653	0.1000	415	transit	88.6	0.544	3709
TOI-813 b		0.599	83.8911	0.423	610	transit	864.8192	1.32	5907
TOI 824 b	0.058	0.261	1.392978	0.02177	1253	transit	208	0.69	4569	Neptunian desert planet, likely stripped of hydrogen envelope
TOI-892 b	0.95	1.07	10.62656	0.092	1397	transit	1120	1.28	6261
TOI 837 b	<1.2	0.768	8.3248762			transit	466.5	1.118	6047	Belongs to open cluster IC 2602
TOI-849 b	0.128	0.308	0.7655240	0.01598	1800	transit	735	0.929	5329	Neptunian desert planet
TOI-942b		0.429	4.324190	0.04796		transit	498	0.788	4928	Host star TYC 5909-319-1
TOI-942c		0.517	10.156430	0.0847		transit	498	0.788	4928	Host star TYC 5909-319-1
TOI-954 b	0.174	0.852	3.6849729	0.04963	1526	transit	768.5	1.201	5710
		0.3256	4.066499	0.04394	876	transit	190	0.684	4250
	0.974	1.5	8.350381	0.07098	637	transit	190	0.684	4250
	0.0217	0.155	3.444729	0.03845	754	transit	129	0.640	3872	one more suspected planet in system
	0.042	0.212	10.894843	0.0736	413	transit	117.5	0.48	3570
	0.007	0.139	18.80151	0.1058	344	transit	117.5	0.48	3570	Possibly atmosphere of steam
TOI-1338 b	0.10382	0.61	95.2	0.4607	724	transit	1301			First circumbinary planet discovered by TESS
	0.084	0.450	3.491510	0.0391	767	transit	198.2	0.646	3980
TOI-1899 b	0.67	0.99	29.090312	0.1587	362	transit	419	0.627	3841
TVLM 513-46546 b	0.38		221	0.3		astrometry	34.90	0.09	2500
TYC 8998-760-1 c	6	1.1		320	1240	imaging	309.4		4783
USco1621 b	16			2880	2270	imaging	450	0.36	3460
USco1556 b	15			3500	2240	imaging	459	0.33	3410
XO-7b	0.709	1.373	2.8641424	0.04421	1743	transit	763	1.405	6250
WASP-148 b	0.291	0.722	8.80381	0.22	940	transit	809	1.00	5460
WASP-148 c	0.397		34.515	0.359	590	radial vel.	809	1.00	5460
WASP-150 b	8.46	1.07	5.644207	0.0694	1460	transit	2422	1.394	6218
WASP-176 b	0.855	1.505	3.899052	0.0535	1721	transit	1883	1.345	5941
WASP-186 b	4.22	1.11	5.026799	0.0600	1348	transit	913	1.22	6361	Also called TOI-1494
WASP-187 b	0.80	1.64	5.147878	0.0653	1726	transit	1224	1.54	6150	Also called TOI-1493
Wendelstein-1b	0.59	1.0314	2.663416	0.0282	1727	transit	1004	0.65	3984
Wendelstein-2b	0.731	1.1592	1.7522239	0.0234	1852	transit	1875	0.73	4288	Extended gaseous envelope
WD 1856+534 b	13.8	0.93	1.4079405	0.0204		transit	80.737	0.518	4710	Orbiting a white dwarf star