List of exoplanets discovered by the Kepler space telescope: 1501–2000

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This is a partial list of exoplanets discovered by the Kepler space telescope, running from star number 1501 through 2000, inclusive.

Table keys
Key.svg Planet type
Circumbinary planet
Planet orbits a single star in a multiple star system
Planet has a circumbinary orbit in a system with more than 2 stars
Planet discovered by Kepler community
Potentially habitable
None of the above

Table

Planet Disc­overy method Mass
(MJ)
Radius
(RJ)
Density
(g/cm3)
Orbital period
(days)
Semimajor axis
(AU)
Orbital eccentricity Year of
con­firm­ation
Ref.
Earth (for reference)0.003150.08925.515365.256310.0167 [1]
Kepler-1501bTransit0.139+0.061
−0.022
14.5564533 ±0.00011212016 [2]
Kepler-1502bTransit0.284+0.1
−0.057
41.7083629 ±0.00034852016 [2]
Kepler-1503bTransit0.203+0.017
−0.021
96.16987 ±0.001182016 [2]
Kepler-1504bTransit0.19+0.021
−0.017
82.304003 ±0.0015932016 [2]
Kepler-1505bTransit0.083±0.00430.8609366 ±0.00022522016 [2]
Kepler-1506bTransit0.118+0.017
−0.012
14.0329154 ±0.00028112016 [2]
Kepler-1507bTransit0.075±0.00816.0506213 ±0.00014472016 [2]
Kepler-1508bTransit0.119+0.047
−0.023
20.7056504 ±0.00054992016 [2]
Kepler-1509bTransit0.165+0.033
−0.014
25.4338197 ±0.00031142016 [2]
Kepler-1510bTransit0.3+0.11
−0.05
84.703921 ±0.0018962016 [2]
Kepler-1511bTransit0.15+0.062
−0.021
23.2382792 ±0.0002222016 [2]
Kepler-1512bTransit0.105+0.006
−0.01
20.35972599 ±0.000058742016 [2]
Kepler-1513bTransit0.755+0.123
−0.065
160.8846509 ±0.000077182016 [2]
Kepler-1514bTransit1.055+0.054
−0.045
217.8317626 ±0.00010582016 [2]
Kepler-1515bTransit0.852+0.069
−0.057
214.3114164 ±0.00012752016 [2]
Kepler-1516bTransit0.156+0.044
−0.017
7.25931979 ±0.000036122016 [2]
Kepler-1517bTransit0.871+0.249
−0.172
5.54608367 ±0.000007092016 [2]
Kepler-1518bTransit0.272+0.082
−0.056
5.11177904 ±0.000050832016 [2]
Kepler-1519bTransit0.63+0.072
−0.048
240.7989397 ±0.00061172016 [2]
Kepler-1520b Transit0.515+0.02
−0.027
0.65355357 ±0.000000162016 [2]
Kepler-1521bTransit0.223+0.008
−0.009
47.14840805 ±0.000079192016 [2]
Kepler-1522bTransit0.154+0.021
−0.012
1.84788917 ±0.000002722016 [2]
Kepler-1523bTransit0.141+0.024
−0.013
0.93875077 ±0.000001162016 [2]
Kepler-1524bTransit0.316+0.131
−0.048
70.9674603 ±0.00017232016 [2]
Kepler-1525bTransit0.081+0.005
−0.004
2.41660118 ±0.000005282016 [2]
Kepler-1526bTransit0.217+0.008
−0.035
3.908632 ±0.00000742016 [2]
Kepler-1527bTransit0.426+0.174
−0.067
160.129918 ±0.0017422016 [2]
Kepler-1528bTransit0.13+0.022
−0.012
1.79111021 ±0.00000772016 [2]
Kepler-1529bTransit0.187+0.013
−0.01
5.33905686 ±0.000012772016 [2]
Kepler-1530bTransit0.146+0.019
−0.01
2.5904434 ±0.00017152016 [2]
Kepler-1530cTransit0.147+0.021
−0.01
5.3227406 ±0.00063312016 [2]
Kepler-1531bTransit0.099+0.043
−0.016
1.13854338 ±0.000002592016 [2]
Kepler-1532bTransit0.12+0.016
−0.011
1.09366356 ±0.000002162016 [2]
Kepler-1533bTransit0.309+0.133
−0.061
308.5471 ±0.0024152016 [2]
Kepler-1534bTransit0.169+0.02
−0.013
5.71668872 ±0.000029252016 [2]
Kepler-1535bTransit0.227+0.022
−0.017
138.9442 ±0.0012142016 [2]
Kepler-1536bTransit0.28+0.032
−0.047
364.758031 ±0.005822016 [2]
Kepler-1537bTransit0.105+0.005
−0.008
1.4444538 ±0.000002332016 [2]
Kepler-1538bTransit0.252+0.062
−0.028
175.138819 ±0.0028072016 [2]
Kepler-1539bTransit0.241+0.017
−0.013
133.3036741 ±0.00088432016 [2]
Kepler-1540bTransit0.222+0.017
−0.012
125.4131177 ±0.00041892016 [2]
Kepler-1541bTransit0.103+0.009
−0.007
8.40691199 ±0.000026982016 [2]
Kepler-1542bTransit0.068+0.01
−0.007
3.95116882 ±0.000016332016 [2]
Kepler-1542cTransit0.058+0.008
−0.005
2.89223021 ±0.000014722016 [2]
Kepler-1542dTransit0.078+0.011
−0.008
5.99273738 ±0.00002262016 [2]
Kepler-1542eTransit0.068+0.009
−0.007
5.10115756 ±0.000024092016 [2]
Kepler-1543bTransit0.242+0.108
−0.045
6.96710269 ±0.000032852016 [2]
Kepler-1544 b Transit0.159+0.008
−0.006
168.811174 ±0.0012712016 [2]
Kepler-1545bTransit0.241+0.02
−0.016
163.692349 ±0.0013832016 [2]
Kepler-1546bTransit0.279+0.052
−0.03
19.5974971 ±0.00014072016 [2]
Kepler-1547bTransit0.08+0.025
−0.011
0.69297968 ±0.000001492016 [2]
Kepler-1548bTransit0.236+0.048
−0.019
124.828679 ±0.0015242016 [2]
Kepler-1549bTransit0.229+0.02
−0.018
214.886545 ±0.0031112016 [2]
Kepler-1550bTransit0.269+0.063
−0.034
225.582809 ±0.0038462016 [2]
Kepler-1551bTransit0.237+0.081
−0.037
24.4973698 ±0.00020942016 [2]
Kepler-1552bTransit0.22+0.01
−0.009
184.771853 ±0.0015462016 [2]
Kepler-1553bTransit0.103+0.009
−0.008
4.24261881 ±0.000027812016 [2]
Kepler-1554bTransit0.259+0.021
−0.024
198.088774 ±0.0024562016 [2]
Kepler-1555bTransit0.144+0.041
−0.015
8.10501635 ±0.000081222016 [2]
Kepler-1556bTransit0.175+0.036
−0.013
8.82713457 ±0.000040252016 [2]
Kepler-1557bTransit0.136+0.045
−0.019
3.74032496 ±0.000021652016 [2]
Kepler-1558bTransit0.061+0.005
−0.004
3.50470358 ±0.000016122016 [2]
Kepler-1559bTransit0.064+0.006
−0.004
0.97191543 ±0.000003792016 [2]
Kepler-1560bTransit0.079+0.016
−0.008
3.03195744 ±0.000013062016 [2]
Kepler-1561bTransit0.097+0.023
−0.016
1.00520701 ±0.00000512016 [2]
Kepler-1562bTransit0.317+0.089
−0.037
64.2737752 ±0.00071412016 [2]
Kepler-1563bTransit0.067+0.011
−0.007
3.43276598 ±0.000029762016 [2]
Kepler-1564bTransit0.131+0.017
−0.012
18.0540381 ±0.00019192016 [2]
Kepler-1565bTransit0.106+0.007
−0.011
1.53818844 ±0.000006862016 [2]
Kepler-1566bTransit0.07+0.007
−0.004
0.53991524 ±0.000001352016 [2]
Kepler-1567bTransit0.244+0.036
−0.021
153.979578 ±0.0017852016 [2]
Kepler-1568bTransit0.116+0.019
−0.013
20.925392 ±0.00025212016 [2]
Kepler-1569bTransit0.15+0.065
−0.028
5.79180156 ±0.000036222016 [2]
Kepler-1570bTransit0.095+0.017
−0.009
26.548955 ±0.00030472016 [2]
Kepler-1571bTransit0.136+0.061
−0.03
3.38555488 ±0.000015952016 [2]
Kepler-1572bTransit0.084+0.017
−0.007
5.49548621 ±0.00002922016 [2]
Kepler-1573bTransit0.107+0.021
−0.01
2.6157554 ±0.000014982016 [2]
Kepler-1574bTransit0.115+0.025
−0.013
6.9424334 ±0.000060062016 [2]
Kepler-1575bTransit0.117+0.018
−0.012
2.55314213 ±0.000013042016 [2]
Kepler-1576bTransit0.093+0.026
−0.012
6.98471973 ±0.00005942016 [2]
Kepler-1577bTransit0.101+0.004
−0.01
6.30560247 ±0.000036662016 [2]
Kepler-1578bTransit0.093±0.011.45088691 ±0.000006952016 [2]
Kepler-1579bTransit0.075+0.005
−0.004
0.84990789 ±0.000002932016 [2]
Kepler-1580bTransit0.188+0.027
−0.028
56.6449279 ±0.00085252016 [2]
Kepler-1581bTransit0.071+0.012
−0.008
6.28385491 ±0.000042462016 [2]
Kepler-1582bTransit0.133+0.015
−0.012
4.83817712 ±0.00008842016 [2]
Kepler-1583bTransit0.054+0.008
−0.004
9.32807355 ±0.000088512016 [2]
Kepler-1584bTransit0.144+0.036
−0.019
13.3997099 ±0.0001572016 [2]
Kepler-1585bTransit0.16+0.022
−0.014
3.5827463 ±0.000017392016 [2]
Kepler-1586bTransit0.136+0.058
−0.03
15.6049212 ±0.00013652016 [2]
Kepler-1587bTransit0.119+0.042
−0.021
9.4060467 ±0.00013762016 [2]
Kepler-1588bTransit0.068+0.01
−0.006
7.84931739 ±0.000094562016 [2]
Kepler-1589bTransit0.097+0.039
−0.015
0.99166527 ±0.000007842016 [2]
Kepler-1590bTransit0.102+0.03
−0.013
7.61760804 ±0.000043342016 [2]
Kepler-1591bTransit0.113+0.037
−0.017
8.18504949 ±0.000078312016 [2]
Kepler-1592bTransit0.137+0.062
−0.025
3.05710069 ±0.000023342016 [2]
Kepler-1593b Transit0.283+0.027
−0.025
174.509835 ±0.0018522016 [2]
Kepler-1594bTransit0.095+0.023
−0.011
2.71603809 ±0.000013552016 [2]
Kepler-1595bTransit0.11+0.008
−0.009
4.56380468 ±0.00003242016 [2]
Kepler-1596bTransit0.17+0.022
−0.015
66.373379 ±0.0014762016 [2]
Kepler-1597bTransit0.095+0.042
−0.015
2.94654179 ±0.000034712016 [2]
Kepler-1598bTransit0.085+0.025
−0.009
4.34195123 ±0.000028272016 [2]
Kepler-1599bTransit0.145+0.029
−0.021
122.363553 ±0.0089682016 [2]
Kepler-1600bTransit0.279+0.025
−0.015
386.370548 ±0.0085912016 [2]
Kepler-1601bTransit0.073+0.021
−0.01
2.20921951 ±0.00001512016 [2]
Kepler-1602bTransit0.12+0.052
−0.021
11.17931605 ±0.000075042016 [2]
Kepler-1603bTransit0.115+0.042
−0.017
2.27163926 ±0.000023362016 [2]
Kepler-1604bTransit0.126+0.017
−0.01
0.68368426 ±0.000000632016 [2]
Kepler-1605bTransit0.096+0.008
−0.007
85.7565495 ±0.00061612016 [2]
Kepler-1606bTransit0.185+0.021
−0.013
196.435224 ±0.0039352016 [2]
Kepler-1607bTransit0.082+0.029
−0.012
13.6473676 ±0.00021022016 [2]
Kepler-1608bTransit0.154+0.014
−0.017
16.4735686 ±0.00016982016 [2]
Kepler-1609bTransit0.198+0.08
−0.029
114.34219 ±0.0040972016 [2]
Kepler-1610bTransit0.144+0.017
−0.012
8.70181574 ±0.000083152016 [2]
Kepler-1611bTransit0.072+0.014
−0.006
5.1762429 ±0.000058262016 [2]
Kepler-1612bTransit0.092+0.016
−0.01
3.91795101 ±0.000027272016 [2]
Kepler-1613bTransit0.186+0.039
−0.045
1.5184299 ±0.00019912016 [2]
Kepler-1614bTransit0.133+0.011
−0.013
3.9466141 ±0.000030222016 [2]
Kepler-1615bTransit0.184+0.043
−0.052
47.3126192 ±0.00085932016 [2]
Kepler-1616bTransit0.091+0.042
−0.013
6.76284377 ±0.000069482016 [2]
Kepler-1617bTransit0.107+0.033
−0.014
27.4785572 ±0.00050782016 [2]
Kepler-1618bTransit0.112+0.046
−0.021
6.10826019 ±0.000089912016 [2]
Kepler-1619bTransit0.068+0.013
−0.007
23.6225913 ±0.0005422016 [2]
Kepler-1620bTransit0.144+0.057
−0.024
101.951829 ±0.0015722016 [2]
Kepler-1621bTransit0.193+0.071
−0.033
92.263714 ±0.0023852016 [2]
Kepler-1622bTransit0.131+0.061
−0.024
10.8118737 ±0.00010092016 [2]
Kepler-1623bTransit0.117+0.028
−0.016
4.36128348 ±0.000026982016 [2]
Kepler-1624bTransit0.509+0.035
−0.041
3.29030452 ±0.000004562016 [2]
Kepler-1625b Transit0.541+0.078
−0.047
287.378949 ±0.0029832016 [2]
Kepler-1626bTransit0.18+0.059
−0.038
4.13962966 ±0.000028512016 [2]
Kepler-1627bTransit0.329+0.044
−0.037
7.20283653 ±0.000087732016 [2]
Kepler-1628bTransit0.574+0.084
−0.045
76.378033 ±0.0018332016 [2]
Kepler-1629bTransit0.069+0.013
−0.007
3.87595807 ±0.000023792016 [2]
Kepler-1630bTransit0.195+0.018
−0.009
509.997402 ±0.0032562016 [2]
Kepler-1631bTransit0.12+0.018
−0.013
4.09513932 ±0.000030482016 [2]
Kepler-1632bTransit0.22+0.075
−0.031
448.303558 ±0.0041642016 [2]
Kepler-1633bTransit0.141+0.058
−0.022
186.404271 ±0.0058862016 [2]
Kepler-1634bTransit0.285+0.046
−0.054
374.876239 ±0.0071072016 [2]
Kepler-1635bTransit0.325+0.029
−0.06
469.63111 ±0.012462016 [2]
Kepler-1636bTransit0.288+0.068
−0.031
425.47785 ±0.011222016 [2]
Kepler-1637bTransit0.079+0.016
−0.008
6.10960324 ±0.000064852016 [2]
Kepler-1638b Transit0.167+0.029
−0.02
259.33683 ±0.013032016 [2]
Kepler-1639bTransit0.23+0.07
−0.03
9.878482 ±0.0021712016 [2]
Kepler-1640bTransit0.43+0.221
−0.071
7.5844126 ±0.00038662016 [2]
Kepler-1641bTransit0.277+0.101
−0.052
19.672266 ±0.001112016 [2]
Kepler-1641cTransit0.263+0.087
−0.044
32.657212 ±0.0030992016 [2]
Kepler-1642bTransit0.285+0.03
−0.022
12.2057513 ±0.00051012016 [2]
Kepler-1642cTransit0.237+0.026
−0.019
6.6513802 ±0.00032272016 [2]
Kepler-1643bTransit0.205+0.022
−0.013
5.34264507 ±0.000021772016 [2]
Kepler-1644bTransit0.168+0.046
−0.014
21.0907758 ±0.00011142016 [2]
Kepler-1645bTransit0.159+0.038
−0.018
16.1779561 ±0.00010692016 [2]
Kepler-1646bTransit0.11+0.025
−0.021
4.48558383 ±0.00001052016 [2]
Kepler-1647b Transit1.51968±0.648151.059±0.0121107.5923 ±0.02272.7205±0.0070.0581±0.06892016 [3]
Kepler-1648b Timing11.8+0.8
−0.6
840+22
−20
0.15+0.13
−0.10
2016 [4]
Kepler-1649b Transit0.096±0.0138.689099 ±0.0000250.0514±0.002802017 [5]
Kepler-1649c Transit0.00319.53527 ±0.000102020 [6] [7]
Kepler-1650bTransit0.086+0.01
−0.009
1.53818001 ±0.000001550.01+0.15
−0.01
2017 [8]
Kepler-1651bTransit0.164±0.019.87863917 ±0.000010670.13+0.06
−0.03
2017 [8]
Kepler-1652b Transit0.143±0.0169.900+0.880
−1.340
38.09722±0.000210.1654+0.0042
−0.0075
2017 [9]
Kepler-1653b Transit0.2211+0.0225
−0.0216
3.08+0.19
−0.27
140.2524±0.00300.4706+0.0098
−0.0041
2017 [9]
Kepler-1654b Transit<0.50.819+0.019
−0.017
<1.21047.8356+0.0018
−0.0019
2.026+0.037
−0.035
0.26+0.21
−0.11
2018 [10]
Kepler-1655b Transit0.016+0.010
−0.009
0.1974±0.00732.5+1.6
−1.4
11.8728787±0.00000850.103±0.0012018 [11]
Kepler-1656b Transit0.153+0.013
−0.012
0.448±0.0472.13+0.87
−0.574
31.5786590.197±0.0210.836+0.013
−0.012
2018 [12]
Kepler-1657b Transit1.93+0.19
−0.21
0.990+0.060
−0.070
2.46+0.42
−0.36
141.241671±0.0000860.534+0.012
−0.030
0.496±0.0312018 [13]
Kepler-1658b [a] Transit5.73.852019 [15]
Kepler-1659bTransit0.028±0.0010.17±0.0213.6088±0.00060.1122930.01142019 [16]
Kepler-1659cTransit0.29475917.60462020 [17]
Kepler-1660bTransit timing var.4.89±0.23239.48±0.070.98170.055±0.00152017 [18]
Kepler-1661bTransit0.053±0.0380.345±0.0051.6±1.1175.06±0060.633±0.0050.057±0.0052020 [19]
Kepler-1662bTransit0.22340.7904134.47867230.51872020 [20]
Kepler-1663bTransit0.294759417.60462021 [17]
Kepler-1664bTransit0.270604514.38682021 [17]
Kepler-1665bTransit0.253288211.95482021 [17]
Kepler-1666bTransit0.257180625.84762021 [17]
Kepler-1666cTransit0.288665140.71572021 [17]
Kepler-1667bTransit0.266201483.57812021 [17]
Kepler-1668bTransit0.387870815.4342021 [17]
Kepler-1669bTransit0.24805409.512162021 [17]
Kepler-1669cTransit0.16961481.6093200452023 [21]
Kepler-1669dTransit0.109+0.004
−0.005
4.7294±0.00030750.04682023 [21]
Kepler-1670bTransit0.299445020.49982021 [17]
Kepler-1671bTransit0.11825974.167872021 [17]
Kepler-1672bTransit0.2649859150.8782021 [17]
Kepler-1673bTransit0.261889433.78882021 [17]
Kepler-1674bTransit0.286000062.56112021 [17]
Kepler-1675bTransit0.278778963.03822021 [17]
Kepler-1676bTransit0.301272129.92212021 [17]
Kepler-1677bTransit0.241070722.0642021 [17]
Kepler-1678bTransit0.2947829147.9742021 [17]
Kepler-1679bTransit0.18460199.753762021 [17]
Kepler-1680bTransit0.12129068.774242021 [17]
Kepler-1681bTransit0.227782869.89562021 [17]
Kepler-1682bTransit0.257775714.83342021 [17]
Kepler-1683bTransit0.167256415.03372021 [17]
Kepler-1684bTransit0.256119847.70552021 [17]
Kepler-1685bTransit0.229881320.49052021 [17]
Kepler-1686bTransit0.12717729.309872021 [17]
Kepler-1687bTransit0.14775975.779542021 [17]
Kepler-1688bTransit0.11256545.620122021 [17]
Kepler-1689bTransit0.08446668.4832021 [17]
Kepler-1690bTransit0.2507888234.6362021 [17]
Kepler-1691bTransit0.16368183.84822021 [17]
Kepler-1692bTransit0.09918565.959662021 [17]
Kepler-1693bTransit0.115031112.09992021 [17]
Kepler-1693cTransit0.08716075.3637099272022 [22]
Kepler-1694bTransit0.10526003.895262021 [17]
Kepler-1695bTransit0.09987414.73292021 [17]
Kepler-1696bTransit0.250675365.94092021 [17]
Kepler-1697bTransit0.112369333.49692021 [17]
Kepler-1698bTransit0.09574061.21072021 [17]
Kepler-1699bTransit0.13977263.490822021 [17]
Kepler-1700bTransit0.2588365234.2392021 [17]
Kepler-1701bTransit0.198169.1342021 [17]
Kepler-1702bTransit0.142912618.50122021 [17]
Kepler-1703b (KOI-3503b)Transit<0.02890.106+0.021
−0.017
<10.0021.1852021 [23]
Kepler-1703c (KOI-3503c)Transit<0.032600.108+0.025
−0.008
<10.0031.8282021 [23]
Kepler-1704bTransit4.16+0.29
−0.28
1.066+0.044
−0.042
4.07+0.55
−0.49
988.88112±0.000912.027+0.024
−0.030
0.920+0.010
−0.016
2021 [24]
Kepler-1705bTransit0.0141+0.0015
−0.0014
0.181+0.011
−0.012
3.0+0.7
−0.6
9.03502+0.00065
−0.00064
0.0330+0.0730
−0.0200
2021 [25]
Kepler-1705cTransit0.0171+0.0019
−0.0018
0.183+0.012
−0.013
3.5+0.8
−0.7
2455207+0.020
−0.017
0.028+0.064
−0.018
2021 [25]
Kepler-1706b (KIC 10068024b)Orbital Brightness Modulation2.0±0.42.073549+0.000008
−0.000177
2021 [26]
Kepler-1707b (KIC 5479689b)Orbital Brightness Modulation0.5+0.4
−0.1
1.701531+0.000008
−0.000419
2021 [26]
Kepler-1708b Transit<4.60.8886+0.0535
−0.0526
737.1131+0.00146
−0.00770
1.64±0.10<0.402022 [27]
Kepler-1709bTransit0.278727284465.704597472022 [22]
Kepler-1710bTransit0.28525707314.911100392022 [22]
Kepler-1711bTransit0.171621.060800552022 [22]
Kepler-1712bTransit0.20374069913.814999582022 [22]
Kepler-1713bTransit0.153157133518.011600492022 [22]
Kepler-1714bTransit0.291228355710.275300032022 [22]
Kepler-1715bTransit0.369384405835.597301482022 [22]
Kepler-1716bTransit0.216323728935.581001282022 [22]
Kepler-1717bTransit0.266687726330.652799612022 [22]
Kepler-1718bTransit0.2291484629135.18800352022 [22]
Kepler-1719bTransit0.3523965596.1495599752022 [22]
Kepler-1720bTransit0.286899677312.706399922022 [22]
Kepler-1721bTransit0.27822044154.5923800472022 [22]
Kepler-1722bTransit0.25579423639.1785697942022 [22]
Kepler-1723bTransit0.256978378639.752899172022 [22]
Kepler-1724bTransit0.2530803166.454420092022 [22]
Kepler-1725bTransit0.2509164516.719900132022 [22]
Kepler-1726bTransit0.223804430618.396299362022 [22]
Kepler-1727bTransit0.28309587969.0292997362022 [22]
Kepler-1728bTransit0.26362956874.7829999922022 [22]
Kepler-1729bTransit0.34740374364.2209701542022 [22]
Kepler-1940bTransit0.13804330064.9506101612022 [22]
Kepler-1941bTransit0.236397007431.335100172022 [22]
Kepler-1942bTransit0.18886897514.6260499952022 [22]
Kepler-1943bTransit0.13816527424.8501801492022 [22]
Kepler-1944bTransit0.24620540459.8425798422022 [22]
Kepler-1945bTransit0.11506.0800399782022 [22]
Kepler-1946bTransit0.2219762033.0351901052022 [22]
Kepler-1947bTransit0.090121183106.9636301992022 [22]
Kepler-1948bTransit0.092143281115.571299552022 [22]
Kepler-1949bTransit0.19802384072.2082800872022 [22]
Kepler-1950bTransit0.136226792510.776900292022 [22]
Kepler-1951bTransit0.207072519620.657800672022 [22]
Kepler-1952bTransit0.11055719527.210800172022 [22]
Kepler-1953bTransit0.1147068326.2456598282022 [22]
Kepler-1954bTransit0.16079600685.8834300042022 [22]
Kepler-1955bTransit0.104072690514.265199662022 [22]
Kepler-1956bTransit0.097190137645.9437198642022 [22]
Kepler-1957bTransit0.08419576222.1866199972022 [22]
Kepler-1958bTransit0.18299996809.3286199572022 [22]
Kepler-1959bTransit0.10198583616.386690142022 [22]
Kepler-1960bTransit0.11664727342.2979400162022 [22]
Kepler-1961bTransit0.14441819835.6047101022022 [22]
Kepler-1962bTransit0.10836304557.9914598462022 [22]
Kepler-1963bTransit0.06640837811.9622600082022 [22]
Kepler-1964bTransit0.158895692.4408299922022 [22]
Kepler-1965bTransit0.120809502741.868698122022 [22]
Kepler-1966bTransit0.098563223598.6174297332022 [22]
Kepler-1967bTransit0.06514649207.2816901212022 [22]
Kepler-1968bTransit0.13382486617.2810997962022 [22]
Kepler-1969bTransit0.15002345446.6475200652022 [22]
Kepler-1970b (KIC 8121913b)Orbital Brightness Modulation2.1±0.43.294601+0.000013
−0.000220
2021 [26]
Kepler-1971b (KOI-4777.01)Transit<0.3120.045±0.0030.412000±0.0000010.0080±0.00032022 [28]
Kepler-1972bTransit0.0064±0.00190.072±0.0047.54425±0.000542022 [29]
Kepler-1972cTransit0.0066±0.0020.078±0.00511.3295±0.00112022 [29]
Kepler-1973b (KOI-984b)Transit0.384±0.0044.2881785±0.00000350.0504±0.00060.12±0.022022 [30]
Kepler-1973c (KOI-984c)Transit timing var.0.6601±0.125921.5120±0.00040.1467±0.00150.38±0.022022 [30]
Kepler-1974b (KOI-7368b)Transit0.198±0.0116.8430344±0.00001252022 [31]
Kepler-1975b (KOI-7913b)Transit0.209±0.01624.278553±0.0002632022 [31]
Kepler-1976bTransit timing var.1.089+0.175
−0.130
4.959 ± 0.0000005150.05652023 [32]
Kepler-1977bTransit0.148+0.017
−0.010
4.537 ± 0.000024980.04862023 [21]
Kepler-1978bTransit0.238+0.034
−0.019
10.849694 ± 0.000027770.09142023 [21]
Kepler-1979bTransit2.617+0.787
−0.262
18.508 ± 0.00013110.13832023 [21]
Kepler-1980bTransit0.197+0.032
−0.011
33.0257 ± 0.00061810.20492023 [21]
Kepler-1981bTransit0.823+0.157
−0.366
453.542 ± 0.0035011.32922023 [21]
Kepler-1982bTransit0.069+0.012
−0.004
3.823 ± 0.000044810.05112023 [21]
Kepler-1983bTransit0.208+0.012
−0.016
7.3285± 0.000023110.06892023 [21]
Kepler-1984bTransit0.608+0.067
−0.083
1.9928 ± 0.00000078320.02832023 [21]
Kepler-1985bTransit0.203+0.022
−0.020
3.4206 ± 0.000019280.04262023 [21]
Kepler-1986bTransit0.169+0.031
−0.013
19.5489 ± 0.00013960.13072023 [21]
Kepler-1987bTransit0.110+0.010
−0.008
2.34586 ± 0.000009550.03182023 [21]
Kepler-1987cTransit0.119+0.011
−0.008
3.6483 ± 0.000016210.04272023 [21]
Kepler-1987dTransit0.237+0.022
−0.016
5.6449 ± 0.0000087780.05712023 [21]
Kepler-1987eTransit0.171+0.016
−0.012
8.7429 ± 0.000033110.07652023 [21]
Kepler-1988bTransit0.136+0.027
−0.044
11.4950 ± 0.000088210.10382023 [21]
Kepler-1989bTransit0.412+0.122
−0.065
10.1610 ± 0.0000091760.09182023 [21]
Kepler-1990bTransit0.292+0.048
−0.029
1.7351 ± 0.0000002820.02862023 [21]
Kepler-1990cTransit0.087+0.015
−0.009
4.0684 ± 0.000012120.05042023 [21]
Kepler-1991bTransit0.131+0.018
−0.019
13.2607 ± 0.000097950.10652023 [21]
Kepler-1991cTransit0.229 ± 0.03222.7902 ± 0.000068780.15282023 [21]
Kepler-1992bTransit0.081+0.008
−0.004
15.61122 ± 0.00012750.11692023 [21]
Kepler-1993bTransit0.370+0.114
−0.266
26.6565 ± 0.00020520.19432023 [21]
Kepler-1994bTransit0.045+0.005
−0.004
4.61225 ± 0.000034450.0532023 [21]
Kepler-1995bTransit0.382+0.197
−0.059
73.7578 ± 0.00043040.32592023 [21]
Kepler-1996bTransit0.202+0.014
−0.006
32.376 ± 0.00013110.17892023 [21]
Kepler-1996cTransit0.251+0.018
−0.007
92.7297 ± 0.0003980.36082023 [21]
Kepler-1997bTransit0.203+0.064
−0.025
26.7575 ± 0.00029420.018152023 [21]
Kepler-1998bTransit0.054+0.007
−0.004
3.03267 ± 0.000013740.04052023 [21]
Kepler-1999bTransit0.294+0.023
−0.027
8.73967 ± 0.00030920.07132023 [21]
Kepler-2000bTransit0.244+0.009
−0.015
6.3831 ± 0.0000063980.05622023 [21]
Kepler-2000cTransit0.140+0.005
−0.009
20.618 ± 0.00013820.12282023 [21]
PlanetDisc­overy methodMass
(MJ)
Radius
(RJ)
Density
(g/cm3)
Orbital period
(days)
Semimajor axis
(AU)
Orbital eccentricityYear of
con­firm­ation
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