HATNet Project

The Hungarian Automated Telescope Network (HATNet) project is a network of six small fully automated "HAT" telescopes. The scientific goal of the project is to detect and characterize extrasolar planets using the transit method. This network is used also to find and follow bright variable stars. The network is maintained by the Center for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian.

The HAT acronym stands for Hungarian-made Automated Telescope, because it was developed by a small group of Hungarians who met through the Hungarian Astronomical Association. The project started in 1999 and has been fully operational since May 2001. ^[1]

Equipment

The prototype instrument, HAT-1 was built from a 180 mm focal length and 65 mm aperture Nikon telephoto lens and a Kodak KAF-0401E chip of 512 × 768, 9 μm pixels. The test period was from 2000 to 2001 at the Konkoly Observatory in Budapest. ^[1]

HAT-1 was transported from Budapest to the Steward Observatory, Kitt Peak, Arizona, USA, in January 2001. The transportation caused serious damage to the equipment. ^[1]

Later built telescopes use Canon 11 cm diameter f/1.8L lenses for a wide-field of 8°×8°. It is a fully automated instrument with 2K x 2K Charge-coupled device (CCD) sensors. One HAT instrument operates at the Wise Observatory. ^{[2] [3]}

HAT is controlled by a single Linux PC without human supervision. Data are stored in a MySQL database.^{[ citation needed ]}

HAT-South

From 2009, three other locations joined the HATNet with telescopes of completely new design. The telescopes are deployed to Australia, Namibia and Chile. Each system has eight (2*4) joint-mounted, quasi-parallel Takahashi Epsilon (180 mm diameter, f/2.8) astrographs with Apogee 4k*4k CCDs with overlapping fields of view. The processing computers are Xenomai-based industrial PCs with 10 TB of storage.

Participants in the project

HAT-1 was developed during the undergraduate (and also the first year graduate) studies of Gáspár Bakos (Eötvös Loránd University, now at Princeton University) and at Konkoly Observatory (Budapest), under the supervision of Dr. Géza Kovács. In the development József Lázár, István Papp and Pál Sári also played an important role.

More than 100 people have contributed altogether to the seventy planet discovery papers published or submitted by the project as of Feb 2020. Gáspár Bakos, István Papp, József Lázár, Pál Sári, have contributed to all of the planet discoveries by HAT. Other participants who have contributed to at least 10 discovery papers include: Joel Hartman (62 papers, Princeton), Robert Noyes (55, CfA), David Latham (44, CfA), Zoltán Csubry (43, Princeton), Kaloyan Penev (43, UT Dallas), Géza Kovács (42, Konkoly Observatory), Guillermo Torres (40, CfA), Geoffrey Marcy (38, UC Berkeley), Gilbert Esquerdo (37, CfA), Waqas Bhatti (34, Princeton), Miguel de Val-Borro (34, Goddard Space Flight Center), Lars Buchhave (33, Niels Bohr Institute), Daniel Bayliss (32, University of Warwick), Dimitar Sasselov (32, CfA), Bence Béky (31, CfA), Andrew Howard (31, Caltech), Debra Fischer (30, Yale University), George Zhou (30, CfA), Néstor Espinoza (29, STSCI), Andrés Jordán (29, Adolfo Ibáñez University), Robert Stefanik (29, CfA), Rafael Brahm (28, Pontifical Catholic University of Chile), Thomas Henning (28, MPIA), Luigi Mancini (28, University of Rome Tor Vergata), Markus Rabus (28, Las Cumbres Observatory), Vincent Suc (28, Pontifical Catholic University of Chile), John Johnson (27, CfA), R. Paul Butler (20, Carnegie Institution for Science), Simona Ciceri (19, MPIA), Brian Schmidt (19, ANU), Joao Bento (17, ANU), Thiam-Guan Tan (17, Perth Exoplanet Survey Telescope), Mark Everett (16, NOAO), Sam Quinn (16, CfA), Avi Shporer (16, MIT), Allyson Bieryla (14, CfA), Bun'ei Sato (14, Tokyo Institute of Technology), B.J. Fulton (12, Caltech), Howard Isaacson (12, UC Berkeley), András Pál (12, CfA), Brigitta Sipőcz (12, University of Hertfordshire), Támás Szkelenár (12), Chris Tinney (12, University of New South Wales), Duncan Wright (11, Australian Astronomical Observatory), Jeffrey Crane (10, Carnegie Institution for Science), Emilio Falco (10, CfA), Paula Sarkis (10, MPIA), and Stephen Shectman (10, Carnegie Institution for Science).

Planets discovered

One-hundred-thirty-four extrasolar planets have been discovered so far by the HAT surveys, including a handful of planets that were independently discovered by other groups as well (particularly the WASP survey). Sixty-three of these were found by the northern HATNet project, and seventy-one by the southern HATSouth project. All have been discovered using the transit method. In addition, a few additional planetary companions to the transiting planets were discovered through radial velocity follow-up observations, including HAT-P-13c, which was the first outer planetary or brown-dwarf companion confirmed with a well-characterised orbit for a system with a transiting planet ^[4]

Light green rows indicate that the planet orbits one of the stars in a binary star system.

North

Star	Constellation	Right ascension	Declination	App. mag.	Distance (ly)	Spectral type	Planet	Mass (MJ)	Radius (RJ)	Orbital period (d)	Semimajor axis (AU)	Orbital eccentricity	Inclination (°)	Discovery year	Ref
ADS 16402 B	Lacerta	22h 57m 47s	+38° 40′ 30″	10.4	453	G0V	HAT-P-1b	0.524	1.225	4.4652934	0.0553	<0.067	86.28	2006	[5] [6]
Hunor	Hercules	16h 20m 36s	+41° 02′ 53″	8.71	440	F8	Magor	8.65	0.951	5.63341	0.0677	0.5163	90	2007	[7]
Dombay	Ursa Major	13h 44m 23s	+48° 01′ 43″	11.86	457	K	Teberda	0.599	0.890	2.899703	0.03894	0	87.24	2007	[8]
BD+36°2593	Boötes	15h 19m 58s	+36° 13′ 47″	11.2	1010	F	HAT-P-4b	0.68	1.27	3.056536	0.0446	0	89.9	2007	[9]
Chasoň	Lyra	18h 17m 37s	+36° 37′ 16″	12	1110	G	Kráľomoc	1.06	1.26	2.788491	0.04075	0	86.75	2007	[10]
Sterrennacht	Andromeda	23h 39m 06s	+42° 27′ 58″	10.5	650	F	Nachtwacht	1.057	1.33	3.852985	0.05235	0	85.51	2007	[11]
GSC 03547-01402	Cygnus	19h 28m 59s	+47° 58′ 10″	10.5	1044	F8	HAT-P-7b	1.776	1.363	2.2047299	0.0377	0	85.7	2008	[12]
GSC 02757-01152	Pegasus	22h 52m 10s	+35° 26′ 50″	10.17	750	F	HAT-P-8b	1.52	1.5	3.07632	0.0487	0	87.5	2008	[13]
Tevel	Auriga	07h 20m 40s	+37° 08′ 26″	12.34	1560	F	Alef	0.78	1.4	3.92289	0.053	0	86.5	2008	[14]
WASP-11/HAT-P-10	Perseus	03h 09m 29s	+30° 40′ 25″	11.89	408	K3V	WASP-11b/HAT-P-10b	0.460	1.045	3.7224690	0.0439	0	88.5	2008	[15]
GSC 03561-02092	Cygnus	19h 50m 50s	+48° 04′ 51″	9.59	123.5	K4	HAT-P-11b	0.081	0.422	4.8878162	0.053	0.198	88.5	2009	[16]
Komondor	Canes Venatici	13h 57m 34s	+43° 29′ 37″	12.84	465	K4	Puli	0.211	0.959	3.2130598	0.0384	0	89.0	2009	[17]
GSC 3416-00543	Ursa Major	08h 39m 31s	+47° 21′ 07″	10.429	698	G4	HAT-P-13b	0.851	1.28	2.9162595	0.0426	0.021	83.4	2009	[4]
GSC 3416-00543	Ursa Major	08h 39m 31s	+47° 21′ 07″	10.429	698	G4	HAT-P-13c	>15.2		428.5	1.186	0.691		2009	[4]
Franz	Hercules	17h 20m 28s	+38° 14′ 32″	9.98	670	F	Sissi	1.386	1.468	4.6267669	0.0606	0.107	83.5	2010	[18]
Berehynia	Perseus	04h 25m 33.65s	+39° 20′ 44.2″	12.16	190	G5	Tryzub	1.946	1.072	10.863502	0.0964	0.19	89.1	2010	[19]
GSC 2792-01700	Andromeda	00h 38m 17.56s	+42° 27′ 47.2″	10.8	235	F8	HAT-P-16b	4.193	1.289	2.77596	0.0413	0.036	86.6	2010	[20]
HAT-P-17	Cygnus	21h 38m 09s	+30° 29′ 19″	10.54	293.5	K	HAT-P-17b	0.53	1.01	10.338523	0.0882	0.346	89.2	2010	[21]
HAT-P-17	Cygnus	21h 38m 09s	+30° 29′ 19″	10.54	293.5	K	HAT-P-17c	1.4		1797	2.75	0.1		2010	[21]
HAT-P-18	Hercules	17h 05m 24s	+33° 00′ 45″	12.76	541	K	HAT-P-18b	0.197	0.995	5.508023	0.0559	0.084	88.8	2010	[22]
HAT-P-19	Andromeda	00h 38m 04s	+34° 42′ 42″	12.9	701	K	HAT-P-19b	0.292	1.132	4.008778	0.0466	0.067	88.2	2010	[22]
HAT-P-20	Gemini	07h 27m 40s	+24° 20′ 11″	11.34	228	K7	HAT-P-20b	7.246	0.867	2.875317	0.0361	0.015	86.8	2010	[23]
Mazalaai	Ursa Major	11h 25m 06s	+41° 01′ 41″	11.46	228	G3	Bambaruush	4.063	1.024	4.124461	0.0494	0.228	87.2	2010	[23]
HAT-P-22	Ursa Major	10h 22m 44s	+50° 07′ 42″	9.73	267	G5	HAT-P-22b	2.147	1.08	3.21222	0.0414	0.016	86.9	2010	[23]
Moriah	Delphinus	20h 24m 30s	+16° 45′ 44″	11.94	1282	G5	Jebus	2.09	1.368	1.212884	0.0232	0.106	85.1	2010	[23]
HAT-P-24	Gemini	07h 15m 18s	+14° 15′ 44″	11.818	998	F8	HAT-P-24b	0.681	1.243	3.3552464	0.0465	0.067	88.6	2010	[24]
HAT-P-25	Aries	03h 13m 45s	+25° 11′ 51″	13.19	969	G5	HAT-P-25b	0.567	1.19	3.652836	0.0466	0.032	87.6	2010	[25]
Guahayona	Virgo	14h 12m 37.55s	+04° 03′ 36.13″	11.74	437	K1	Guataubá	0.059	0.565	4.234516	0.0479	0.124	88.6	2010	[26]
HAT-P-27	Virgo	14h 51m 04s	+05° 56′ 50″	12.21	665	G8	HAT-P-27b	0.66	1.038	3.039586	0.0403	0.078	84.7	2011	[27]
HAT-P-28	Andromeda	00h 52m 00s	+34° 43′ 42″	13.03	1288	G3	HAT-P-28b	0.626	1.212	3.257215	0.0434	0.051	88	2011	[28]
Muspelheim	Perseus	02h 12m 31s	+51° 46′ 44″	11.9	1050	F8	Surt	0.778	1.107	5.72318	0.0667	0.095	87.1	2011	[28]
HAT-P-30	Draco	08h 15m 48s	+05° 50′ 12″	10.42	629	F	HAT-P-30b	0.711	1.34	2.810595	0.0419	0.035	83.6	2011	[29]
HAT-P-31	Cancer	08h 06m 09s	+26° 25′ 36″	11.66	1155	F/G	HAT-P-31b	2.171	1.07	5.005425	0.055	0.245	87.1	2011	[30]
HAT-P-32	Andromeda	02h 01m 10s	+46° 41′ 16″	11.29	1044	F/G	HAT-P-32b	0.941	2.037	2.150009	0.0344	0.163	88.7	2011	[31]
HAT-P-33	Gemini	07h 32m 44s	+33° 50′ 06″	11.89	1367	F	HAT-P-33b	0.763	1.827	3.474474	0.0503	0.148	86.7	2011	[31]
HAT-P-34	Sagitta	20h 12m 47s	+18° 06′ 18″	10.16	838	F8	HAT-P-34b	3.328	1.107	5.452654	0.0677	0.441	87.1	2012	[32]
HAT-P-35	Hydra	08h 13m 00s	+04° 47′ 13″	12.46	1745	F or G	HAT-P-35b	1.054	1.332	3.646706	0.0498	0.025	87.3	2012	[32]
Tuiren	Canes Venatici	12h 33m 03s	+44° 54′ 55″	12.26	1034	F or G	Bran	1.832	1.264	1.327347	0.0238	0.063	86	2012	[32]
HAT-P-37	Draco	18h 57m 11 s	+51° 16′ 09″	13.23	1341	F or G	HAT-P-37b	1.169	1.178	2.797436	0.0379	0.058	86.9	2012	[32]
Horna	Triangulum	02h 21m 32s	+32° 14′ 47″	12.56	812	G	Hiisi	0.267	0.825	4.640382	0.0523	0.067	88.3	2012	[33]
HAT-P-39	Gemini	07h 35m 02.0s	+17° 49′ 48″	11.42	812	F	HAT-P-39b	0.599	1.571	3.54387	0.0509	-	87	2012	[34]
HAT-P-40	Lacerta	22h 22m 03.0s	+45° 27′ 27″	11.7	1634	F	HAT-P-40b	0.615	1.73	4.45724	0.0608	-	88.3	2012	[34]
HAT-P-41	Aquila	19h 49m 17.0s	+04° 40′ 21″	11.09	1014	F	HAT-P-41b	0.812	1.529	2.69405	0.0424	-	87.9	2012	[34]
HAT-P-42	Hydra	09h 01m 23.0s	+06° 05′ 50″	12.17	1458	F or G	HAT-P-42b	0.975	1.277	4.64188	0.0575	-	85.9	2012	[35]
HAT-P-43	Cancer	08h 35m 42.0s	+10° 12′ 24″	13.36	1771	F or G	HAT-P-43b	0.66	1.283	3.33269	0.0443	-	88.7	2012	[35]
HAT-P-44	Cassiopeia	00h 56m 50.3s	+47° 00′ 52″	13.21	1220	G/K	HAT-P-44b	0.392	1.28	4.30122	0.0507	0.072	89	2013	[36]
HAT-P-44	Cassiopeia	00h 56m 50.3s	+47° 00′ 52″	13.21	1220	G/K	HAT-P-44c	1.6	-	219.9	0.699	-	-	2013	[36]
HAT-P-45	Cetus	00h 33m 09.9s	−03° 22′ 51″	12.79	995	F7	HAT-P-45b	0.892	1.426	3.12899	0.0452	0.049	87.8	2013	[36]
HAT-P-46	Cetus	00h 32m 07.1s	−02° 58′ 15″	11.94	965	F9	HAT-P-46b	0.493	1.284	4.46313	0.0577	0.123	85.5	2013	[36]
HAT-P-46	Cetus	00h 32m 07.1s	−02° 58′ 15″	11.94	965	F9	HAT-P-46c	2	-	77.7	0.387	-	-	2013	[36]
HAT-P-47	Aries	02h 33m 14.0s	+30° 21′ 38″	10.6	870	F4	HAT-P-47b	0.206	1.313	4.732182	0.0615	-	84.8	2016	[37]
HAT-P-48	Aries	02h 57m 53.0s	+30° 37′ 33″	12.16	990	G0	HAT-P-48b	0.168	1.131	4.40865	0.0543	-	86.8	2016	[37]
HAT-P-49	Vulpecula	20h 21m 45.928s	+26° 41′ 33.60″	10.3	1050	F	HAT-P-49b	1.73	1.41	2.6915	0.0438	0	86.2	2014	[38]
HAT-P-50	Canis Minor	07h 52m 15.20s	12° 08′ 21.9″	11.762	1,620	F8	HAT-P-50b	1.350	1.288	3.1220109	0.04530	<0.115	83.65	2015	[39]
HAT-P-51	Pisces	01h 24m 15.66s	32° 48′ 38.8″	13.440	1,500	G6	HAT-P-51b	0.309	1.293	4.2180278	0.05069	<0.123	88.48	2015	[39]
HAT-P-52	Aries	02h 50m 53.20s	29° 01′ 20.6″	14.068	1,260	K0	HAT-P-52b	0.818	1.009	2.7535953	0.03694	<0.047	87.02	2015	[39]
HAT-P-53	Andromeda	01h 27m 29.05s	38° 58′ 05.3″	13.73	2,350	G0	HAT-P-53b	1.484	1.318	1.9616241	0.03159	<0.134	86.2	2015	[39]
HAT-P-54	Gemini	06h 39m 35.53s	25° 28′ 57.1″	13.505	443	Late K	HAT-P-54b	0.760	0.944	3.7998	0.04117	-	87.04	2015	[40]
HAT-P-55	Hercules	17h 37m 05.52s	25° 43′ 52.2″	13.207	1,600	G2	HAT-P-55b	0.582	1.182	3.5852467	0.04604	<0.139	87.70	2015	[41]
HAT-P-56	Gemini	06h 43m 23.52s	27° 15′ 8.2″	10.908	1,013	F	HAT-P-56b	2.18	1.466	2.7908327	0.04230	<0.246	82.13	2015	[42]
HAT-P-57	Ophiuchus	18h 18m 58.32s	10° 35′ 50.3″	10.465	990	A8	HAT-P-57b	<1.85	1.413	2.4652950	0.0406	-	88.26	2015	[43]
HAT-P-65	Equuleus	21h 03m 37.44s	11° 59′ 21.9″	13.145	2,740	G2	HAT-P-65b	0.527	1.89	2.6054552	0.03951	<0.304	84.2	2016	[44]
HAT-P-66	Ursa Major	10h 02m 17.52s	53° 57′ 3.1″	12.993	3,020	G0	HAT-P-66b	0.783	1.59	2.9720860	0.04363	<0.090	86.2	2016	[44]
HAT-P-67	Hercules	17h 06m 26.5611s	44° 46′ 37.072″	10.069	1,000	F	HAT-P-67b	0.34	2.085	4.81010	0.06505	0	88.8	2017	[45]
HAT-P-69	Hydra	08h 42m 01.353s	+03° 42′ 38.038″	9.8	1,122	A	HAT-P-69b	3.58	1.676	4.7869491	0.06555	0	87.19	2019	[46]
HAT-P-70	Orion	04h 58m 12.560s	+09° 59′ 52.726″	9.5	1,070	A	HAT-P-70b	<6.78	1.87	2.74432452	0.04739	0	96.50	2019	[46]

South

Star	Constellation	Right ascension	Declination	App. mag.	Distance (ly)	Spectral type	Planet	Mass (MJ)	Radius (RJ)	Orbital period (d)	Semimajor axis (AU)	Orbital eccentricity	Inclination (°)	Disc. year	Ref
HATS-1	Crater	11h 32m 06.08s	−23° 21′ 170″	12.5	988.253824	G	HATS-1b	1.855	1.302	3.446459	0.0444	0.120	85.6	2012	[47]
HATS-2	Crater	11h 46m 57.38s	−22° 33′ 46.8″	13.562	1174.16296	K	HATS-2b	1.345	1.168	1.354133	0.0230	0	87.2	2013	[48]
HATS-3	Capricornus	20h 49m 49.79s	−24° 25′ 43.7″	11.44	1477.48839	F	HATS-3b	1.071	1.381	3.547850	0.0485	0	86.20	2013	[49]
HATS-4	Canis Major	06h 16m 26.90s	−22° 32′ 48.8″	13.46	1369.85679	G	HATS-4b	1.323	1.020	2.516729	0.0362	0.013	88.5	2014	[50]
HATS-5	Eridanus	04h 28m 53.49s	−21° 28′ 54.9″	12.6	838.221891	F8	HATS-5b	0.237	0.912	4.763387	0.0542	<0.019	89.3	2014	[51]
HATS-6	Lepus	05h 52m 35.23s	−19° 01′ 54.0″	15.2	484.016065	M1V	HATS-6b	0.319	0.998	3.3252725	0.03623	0	88.21	2014	[52]
HATS-7	Virgo	13h 55m 25.68s	−21° 12′ 27.7″	13.340	838.221891	K2	HATS-7b	0.120	0.563	3.1853150	0.04012	<0.170	87.92	2015	[53]
HATS-8	Sagittarius	19h 39m 46.02s	−25° 44′ 53.9″	14.03	2703.83637	G	HATS-8b	0.138	0.873	3.583893	0.04667	<0.376	87.8	2015	[54]
HATS-9	Sagittarius	19h 23m 14.42s	−20° 09′ 58.7″	13.3	2028.69267	G	HATS-9b	0.816	1.1724	1.9153	0.03048	<0.129	86.5	2015	[55]
HATS-10	Sagittarius	19h 37m 13.64s	−22° 12′ 16.1″	13.1	1617.73563	G	HATS-10b	0.526	0.9690	3.3128460	0.04491	<0.501	87.79	2015	[55]
HATS-11	Sagittarius	19h 17m 36.18s	−22° 23′ 23.7″	14.018	2954.97678	G0	HATS-11b	0.83	1.487	3.6191634	0.04614	<0.340	88.31	2016	[56]
HATS-12	Sagittarius	19h 16m 48.57s	−19° 21′ 21.3″	12.756	3199.59407	F	HATS-12b	2.39	1.384	3.142833	0.04795	<0.085	82.27	2016	[56]
HATS-13	Capricornus	21h 07m 50.75s	−26° 05′ 48.0″	13.887	1552.50436	G5	HATS-13b	0.543	1.212	3.0440499	0.04057	<0.181	88.55	2015	[57]
HATS-14	Capricornus	20h 52m 51.71s	−25° 41′ 14.4″	13.79	1673.18222	G8	HATS-14b	1.071	1.039	2.7667641	0.03815	<0.142	88.83	2015	[57]
HATS-15	Capricornus	20h 44m 22.20s	−19° 26′ 15.0″	14.774	2247.21744	G9V	HATS-15b	2.17	1.105	1.74748753	0.02712	<0.126	87.13	2016	[58]
HATS-16	Sculptor	23h 54m 14.09s	−30° 00′ 46.8″	13.834	2247.21744	G3V	HATS-16b	3.27	1.30	2.686502	0.03744	<0	83.53	2016	[58]
HATS-17	Centaurus	12h 48m 45.55s	−47° 36′ 49.3″	12.39	1105.67012	G	HATS-17b	1.338	0.777	16.254611	0.1308	<0.070	89.08	2016	[59]
HATS-18	Hydra	11h 35m 49.92s	−29° 09′ 21.6″	14.067	2103.70864	G	HATS-18b	1.980	1.337	0.83784340	0.01761	<0.166	85.5	2016	[60]
HATS-19	Antlia	09h 49m 38.0s	−33° 13′ 07″	13.0	2544.01975	G0	HATS-19b	0.427	1.66	4.56967	0.0589	0.3	86.6	2016	[61]
HATS-20	Centaurus	13h 12m 32.0s	−45° 35′ 26″	13.77	1480.74995	G9V	HATS-20b	0.273	0.776	3.7993	0.04619	<0.50	87.16	2016	[61]
HATS-21	Pavo	18h 40m 44.0s	−58° 27′ 33″	12.2	932.80724	G4V	HATS-21b	0.332	1.123	3.5544	0.04676	0	85.04	2016	[61]
HATS-22	Hydra	11h 36m 02.33s	−29° 32′ 35.9″	13.455	678.079109	K2V	HATS-22b	0.9530	2.74	4.7228124	0.05025	<0.0790	87.96	2016	[62]
HATS-23	Telescopium	19h 05m 28.0s	−50° 04′ 03″	13.9	2,440	G2V	HATS-23b	1.47	1.86	2.1605156	0.03397	<0.114	81.02	2016	[62]
HATS-24	Pavo	17h 55m 34.0s	−61° 44′ 50″	12.8	1,700	F7V	HATS-24b	2.44	1.487	1.3484954	0.02547	<0.24	86.6	2016	[62]
HATS-25	Hydra	13h 51m 37.8s	−23° 46′ 52″	13.1	1,520	G	HATS-25b	0.613	1.26	4.2986432	0.05163	<0.088	86.93	2016	[63]
HATS-26	Antlia	09h 39m 42.4s	−28° 35′ 08″	12.955	2,960	F	HATS-26b	0.65	1.75	3.3023881	0.04735	<0.122	86.2	2016	[63]
HATS-27	Centaurus	12h 54m 12.6s	−46° 35′ 16″	12.8	2,700	F	HATS-27b	0.53	1.5	4.637038	0.0611	<0.29	87.3	2016	[63]
HATS-28	Telescopium	18h 57m 36.0s	−49° 08′ 18″	-	1,700	G	HATS-28b	0.672	1.194	3.1810781	0.04131	<0.101	86.17	2016	[63]
HATS-29	Vela	09h 00m 23.0s	−54° 53′ 36″	12.6	1,140	G	HATS-29b	0.653	1.251	4.6058749	0.05475	<0.079	87.37	2016	[63]
HATS-30	Tucana	00h 22m 28.5s	−59° 56′ 33″	12.192	1,110	G0V	HATS-30b	0.706	1.175	3.1743516	0.04354	<0.048	86.84	2016	[63]
HATS-31	Hydra	12h 46m 49.0s	−24° 25′ 39″	13.1	2,840	F/G	HATS-31b	0.88	1.64	3.37796	0.0478	<0.233	85.0	2016	[64]
HATS-32	Aquarius	23h 04m 18.0s	−21° 16′ 19″	14.38	2,740	G3V	HATS-32b	0.92	1.249	2.8126548	0.04024	<0.471	87.1	2016	[64]
HATS-33	Telescopium	19h 38m 32.0s	−55° 19′ 48″	11.9	1,160	G4V	HATS-33b	1.192	1.23	2.5495551	0.03727	<0.08	87.62	2016	[64]
HATS-34	Tucana	00h 03m 06.0s	−62° 28′ 10″	13.85	1,740	G7V	HATS-34b	0.941	1.43	2.1061607	0.03166	0.0	82.28	2016	[64]
HATS-35	Pavo	19h 46m 45.0s	−63° 33′ 56″	12.56	1,820	F7V	HATS-35b	1.222	1.464	1.8209933	0.03199	0.0	86.9	2016	[64]
HATS-36	Sagittarius	19h 25m 54.8s	−23° 12′ 10″	14.386	3,190	G0V	HATS-36b	2.79	1.263	4.1752379	0.0529	<0.294	87.57	2017	[65]
HATS-37							HATS-37b
HATS-38							HATS-38b
HATS-39	Puppis	07h 29m 41.0s	−29° 56′ 16″	12.75	2,520	F5V	HATS-39b	0.63	1.57	4.5776348	0.06	<0.275	84.98	2018	[66]
HATS-40	Canis Major	06h 42m 17.0s	−29° 46′ 37″	13.4	4,670	F5V	HATS-40b	1.59	1.58	3.2642736	0.04997	<0.312	85.8	2018	[66]
HATS-41	Canis Major	06h 54m 04.0s	−27° 03′ 01″	12.681	2,600	F6V	HATS-41b	9.7	1.33	4.193649	0.0583	0.38	80.4	2018	[66]
HATS-42	Puppis	07h 13m 48.0s	−33° 26′ 14″	13.6	3,070	F9V	HATS-42b	1.88	1.4	2.292102	0.03689	<0.229	85.1	2018	[66]
HATS-43	Columba	05h 22m 09.2s	−30° 58′ 15″	13.593	1,110	K1.5V	HATS-43b	0.261	1.18	4.3888497	0.04944	0.173	89.24	2017	[67]
HATS-44	Columba	05h 37m 18.4s	−27° 58′ 21″	14.428	1,510	K2V	HATS-44b	0.56	1.067	2.7439004	0.03649	<0.279	84.65	2017	[67]
HATS-45	Canis Major	06h 47m 58.6s	−21° 54′ 38″	13.307	2,670	F5V	HATS-45b	0.7	1.286	4.1876244	0.05511	<0.24	85.61	2017	[67]
HATS-46	Phoenix	00h 26m 48.6s	−56° 18′ 58″	13.634	1,460	G8V	HATS-46b	0.173	0.903	4.7423729	0.05367	<0.559	87.32	2017	[67]
HATS-47	Telescopium	19h 09m 56.0s	−49° 39′ 54″	14.8	984	K4.5V	HATS-47b	0.369+0.031 −0.021	1.117±0.014	3.9228038	0.04269	<0.088	87.08	2020	[68]
HATS-48A	Pavo	19h 14m 41.0s	−59° 34′ 46″	14.3	866	K4.5V	HATS-48Ab	0.243+0.022 −0.030	0.800±0.015	3.1316666	0.03769	<0.162	89.58	2020	[68]
HATS-49	Phoenix	00h 26m 27.0s	−56° 20′ 40″		1,059	K5V	HATS-49b	0.353+0.038 −0.027	0.765±0.013	4.1480467	0.04515	<0.071	88.27	2020	[68]
HATS-50	Sagittarius	20h 01m 43.0s	−26° 04′ 39″	14.0	2,339	G0V	HATS-50b	0.39+0.1 −0.1	1.13+0.075 −0.075	3.8297015	0.05046	<0.516	87.54	2017	[69]
HATS-51	Canis Major	06h 51m 23.0s	−29° 03′ 31″	12.5	1,559	G2V	HATS-51b	0.768+0.045 −0.045	1.41+0.19 −0.19	3.3488702	0.04639	<0.33	87.1	2017	[69]
HATS-52	Pyxis	09h 20m 21.0s	−31° 16′ 10″	13.7	2,058	F9.5V	HATS-52b	2.24+0.15 −0.15	1.382+0.086 −0.086	1.3665436	0.02498	<0.256	84.7	2017	[69]
HATS-53	Hydra	11h 46m 31.0s	−33° 51′ 36″	13.8	1,999	G3V	HATS-53b	0.595+0.089 −0.089	1.34+0.056 −0.056	3.8537768	0.04753	<0.33	88.79	2017	[69]
HATS-54	Centaurus	13h 22m 32.0s	−44° 41′ 20″	13.9	2,508	G2V	HATS-54b	0.76+0.1 −0.1	1.067+0.052 −0.052	2.5441828	0.03763	<0.126	83.08	2018	[70]
HATS-55	Puppis	07h 37m 08.0s	−32° 45′ 20″		2,034	F8V	HATS-55b	0.921+0.76 −0.76	1.251+0.026 −0.026	4.2042001	0.05412	<0.092	86.32	2018	[70]
HATS-56	Centaurus	12h 00m 40.0s	−45° 47′ 58″	11.6	1,882	F5V	HATS-56b	0.602+0.035 −0.035	1.688+0.039 −0.055	4.324799	0.06043	<0.019	83.29	2018	[70]
HATS-57	Eridanus	04h 03m 48.0s	−19° 03′ 24″	12.3	913	G6V	HATS-57b	3.147+0.073 −0.073	1.13+0.028 −0.028	2.350621	0.03493	<0.028	87.88	2018	[70]
HATS-58A	Centaurus	12h 27m 09.0s	−48° 58′ 42″	11.55	1,605	F0V	HATS-58Ab	1.03+0.23 −0.23	1.095+0.062 −0.062	4.2180896	0.05798		85.69	2018	[70]
HATS-59	Crater	11h 21m 18.0s	−22° 23′ 17″	14.0	2,133	G5V	HATS-59b	0.806+0.069 −0.069	1.126+0.077 −0.077	5.416081	0.06112	0.129	88.1	2018	[71]
HATS-59	Crater	11h 21m 18.0s	−22° 23′ 17″	14.0	2,133	G5V	HATS-59c	>12.7		1422	2.5	<0.08		2018	[71]
HATS-60	Aquarius	22h 45m 27.0s	−14° 59′ 30″	12.6	1,613	G4V	HATS-60b	0.662+0.055 −0.055	1.153+0.053 −0.053	3.560827	0.04708	<0.191	86.28	2018	[72]
HATS-61	Eridanus	04h 06m 38.0s	−25° 20′ 59″	13.2	2,264	G7V	HATS-61b	3.4+0.14 −0.14	1.195+0.067 −0.067	7.817954	0.07908	<0.092	87.92	2018	[72]
HATS-62	Capricornus	20h 49m 48.0s	−24° 18′ 12″	14.0	1,683	G8V	HATS-62b	<0.179	1.055+0.025 −0.025	3.2768838	0.04163	<0.298	87.92	2018	[72]
HATS-63	Eridanus	04h 29m 40.0s	−28° 11′ 50″	13.7	2,069	G5V	HATS-63b	0.96+0.11 −0.11	1.207+0.037 −0.037	3.0566528	0.04026	<0.136	87.13	2018	[72]
HATS-64	Antlia	09h 37m 09.0s	−29° 48′ 02″	12.8	3,545	F5V	HATS-64b	0.96+0.20 −0.20	1.679+0.081 −0.081	4.908897	0.06562	<0.151	87.24	2018	[72]
HATS-65	Sagittarius	19h 31m 46.0s	−26° 44′ 25″	12.38	1,601	F7V	HATS-65b	0.821+0.083 −0.083	1.501+0.050 −0.050	3.1051610	0.04497	<0.062	84.82	2018	[72]
HATS-66	Puppis	06h 45m 35.0s	−33° 52′ 54″	14.0	5,029	F4V	HATS-66b	5.33+0.68 −0.68	1.411+0.084 −0.084	3.1414391	0.04714	<0.064	87.06	2018	[72]
HATS-67	Centaurus	12h 00m 05.0s	−46° 08′ 11″	14.0	3,206	F4V	HATS-67b	1.45+0.12 −0.12	1.685+0.047 −0.047	1.6091788	0.03032	<0.057	79.03	2018	[72]
HATS-68	Tucana	01h 00m 01.0s	−58° 54′ 17″	12.16	2,019	F8V	HATS-68b	1.290+0.059 −0.059	1.232+0.039 −0.029	3.5862202	0.05071	<0.036	83.21	2018	[72]
HATS-69	Pavo	19h 17m 11.0s	−60° 53′ 30″	13.76	1,371	K1.5V	HATS-69b	<0.577	0.945+0.022 −0.022	2.2252577	0.03211	<0.519	88.49	2018	[72]
HATS-70	Canis Major	07h 16m 25.0s	−31° 14′ 40″	12.6	4,263	A6V	HATS-70b	12.9+1.8 −1.6	1.88+0.059 −0.066	1.8882378	0.03632	<0.18	86.7	2018	[73]
HATS-71	Tucana	01h 02m 12.7s	−61° 45′ 22″	15.4	459.6	M3V	HATS-71b	0.37+0.24 −0.24	1.024+0.018 −0.018	3.7955202	0.03745		88.82	2018	[74]
HATS-72	Aquarius	20h 34m 55.6s	−10° 33′ 22.1″	12.7	416.4	K3.5V	HATS-72b	0.1254±0.0039	0.7224±0.0032	7.3279	0.066517	<0.013	88.56	2020	[68]

See also

• List of extrasolar planets

A subset of HATNet light curves are available at the NASA Exoplanet Archive.

Other extrasolar planet search projects

• Trans-Atlantic Exoplanet Survey or TrES
• SuperWASP or WASP
• XO Telescope or XO
• Kilodegree Extremely Little Telescope or KELT
• Next-Generation Transit Survey or NGTS

Extrasolar planet searching spacecraft

• COROT is a CNES/ESA spacecraft launched in December 2006
• The Kepler Mission is a NASA spacecraft launched in March 2009
• The Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) is a NASA spacecraft launched in March 2018

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