List of exoplanets discovered in 2012

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This is a List of exoplanets discovered in 2012. [1] For exoplanets detected only by radial velocity, the mass value is actually a lower limit. (See Minimum mass for more information)

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Name Mass (MJ) Radius (RJ) Period (days) Semi-major axis (AU) Temp. (K) [2] Discovery method Distance (ly) Host star mass (M) Host star temp. (K) Remarks
75 Ceti b 3691.92.1radial vel.2662.494846 [3]
BD+20 274 b4.2578.21.3radial vel.4500±3000.84296 [4]
BD+48 740 b 1.7±0.7733+5
8
1.7±0.1radial vel.2214±721.09±0.164534±8 [5] Confirmed in 2018. [6]
CoRoT-21b 2.261.32.720.04171867transit4600±9001.296200 [7]
Epsilon Coronae Borealis b 6.7417.91.3radial vel.229.71.74406 [8]
Gliese 676 Ad 0.0143.60050.0413±0.0014radial vel.52.29±0.030.71±0.043734 [9]
Gliese 676 Ae 0.02535.390.187±0.007radial vel.52.29±0.030.71±0.043734 [9]
Gliese 3470 b 0.0430.3463.33664870.031radial vel.820.513652 [10]
HAT-P-34b 7.011.355.452650.067741520transit818.944.266442 [11] Proper name Ġgantija
HAT-P-35b 7.523.553.646710.04981581transit167723.566096 [11]
HAT-P-36b 1.84821.2771.327346830.02411781transit968.491.035620 [11] Proper name Bran
HAT-P-37b 1.1691.1782.7974360.03791271transit13410.935500 [11] Additional planets in system are suspected [12]
HAT-P-38b 0.2670.8254.6403820.0523transit8100.895330 [13] Proper name Hiisi
HAT-P-39b 0.5991.5713.543870.0509transit20901.46430 [14]
HAT-P-40b 0.6151.734.4572430.0608transit16301.516080 [14] Proper name Vytis
HAT-P-41b 0.81.6852.6940470.0426transit11201.426390 [15] [14] [16]
HAT-P-42b 1.0441.284.6418780.05751427transit14601.185743 [17] Proper name Iolaus
HAT-P-43b 0.6621.2813.3326870.04431361transit17701.055645 [17]
HATS-1b 1.8551.3023.4464590.0444transit9900.995870 [18]
HD 142 c 5.360056.8radial vel.83.61.236245 [19]
HD 4732 b 2.37360.21.19radial vel.1841.744959 [20]
HD 4732 c 2.3727324.6radial vel.1841.744959 [20]
HD 5608 b 1.4792.61.9radial vel.189.71.554854 [3]
HD 24040 b 4.10±0.123490±254.637±0.067radial vel.152.3±0.41.14±0.025917±52 [21] Suspected since 2006
HD 27631 b 1.4522083.25radial vel.145.30.945737 [22]
HD 37605 c 3.36627203.814radial vel.139.915448 [23]
HD 40307 e 0.0110±0.004434.62+0.21
0.20
0.1886+0.083
0.0104
radial vel.41.80.774956 [24] Disputed planet. [25]
HD 40307 f 0.016451.760.247radial vel.41.80.774956 [24]
HD 40307 g 0.0223197.80.6radial vel.41.80.774956 [24] Disputed planet. [25]
HD 66141 b 6480.51.2radial vel.261.11.14323 [26]
HD 77338b 0.055.73610.0614radial vel.134.60.935370 [27]
HD 79498 b 1.3418072.98radial vel.159.891.085748 [28]
HD 98649 b 6.849515.6radial vel.139.515759 [22]
HD 106515 Ab 9.6136304.59radial vel.118.60.975362 [22]
HD 150706 b 2.7158946.7radial vel.88.81.175961 [21]
HD 159868 c 0.73352.31radial vel.171.91.095558 [19]
HD 166724 b 3.5351445.42radial vel.140.20.815127 [22]
HD 197037 b 0.791035.72.07radial vel.107.11.063±0.0226137±20 [28]
HD 207832 b 0.56161.970.57radial vel.180.40.945710 [29] Suspected false positive [30]
HD 207832 c 0.731155.72.112radial vel.180.40.945710 [29] Suspected false positive [30]
HD 208527 b 9.9875.52.1radial vel.1148.41.64035 [31]
HD 219077 b 10.3955016.22radial vel.951.055362 [22]
HD 219415 b 12093.33.2radial vel.553.714820 [4]
HD 220074 b 11.1672.11.6radial vel.942.71.23935 [31]
HD 220689 b 1.0622093.36radial vel.147.51.045921 [22]
HD 220773 b 1.453724.74.94radial vel.159.821.165940 [28]
HD 222155 b 2.1239995.14radial vel.165.31.215701 [21]
HW Virginis b 14.346404.69timing5900.485 [32] Likely false positive [33]
Kappa Andromedae b 13.616551850imaging169.72.610900Has a reddish color, and may be a brown dwarf [34]
KELT-1b 27.231.111.2175140.024662423transit8501.326518 [35]
KELT-2Ab 1.5221.2864.11379120.05496transit405.21.316151 [36]
Kepler-30b 0.0360.34829.334340.18transit46000.995498 [37]
Kepler-30c 2.011.09760.3231050.3transit46000.995498 [37]
Kepler-30d 0.0730.785143.343940.5transit46000.995498 [37]
Kepler-32d 0.24122.78020.13transit9900.583900 [37]
Kepler-32e 0.1342.8960.033transit9900.583900Weak evidence [37]
Kepler-32f 0.0730.742960.013transit9900.583900Weak evidence [37]
Kepler-33f 0.030360.39841.029020.2535transit40861.295904 [38]
Kepler-34b 0.220.764288.8221.0896transit48891.055913 [39]
Kepler-35b 0.1270.728131.4580.60347transit53650.895606 [39]
Kepler-36b 0.0140.13313.839890.1153transit15001.075911 [40]
Kepler-36c 0.0250.32816.238550.1283transit15001.075911 [40]
Kepler-38b 0.3840.384105.5990.4632transit20000.945623 [41]
Kepler-46b 60.80833.601340.1968transit27900.95309 [42]
Kepler-46c 0.37657.0110.2799timing27900.95309 [42]
Kepler-47b 20.2749.5320.2962transit49001.055636 [43]
Kepler-47c 280.411303.1370.991transit49001.055636 [43]
Kepler-48b 0.01240.1684.778transit1009±50.885194 [44] [45]
Kepler-48c 0.045970.2429.67395transit1009±50.885194 [44] [45]
Kepler-49b  [ ru ]0.980.2437.2037945transit1024±80.554252 [44] [45]
Kepler-49c  [ ru ]0.720.22710.9129343transit1024±80.554252 [44] [45]
Kepler-50b  [ ru ]0.1537.812540.077transit821±61.246225 [45]
Kepler-50c  [ ru ]0.1949.376470.087transit821±61.246225 [45]
Kepler-51b 0.0070.63345.1540.2514543transit2610±501.046018 [45]
Kepler-51c 0.0130.80385.3120.384439transit2610±501.046018 [45]
Kepler-52b  [ ru ]8.70.1877.8773565transit1058±70.544263 [45]
Kepler-52c  [ ru ]10.410.16416.3850021transit1058±70.544263 [45]
Kepler-53b  [ ru ]18.410.25818.6489525transit4600±2000.985858 [44] [45]
Kepler-53c  [ ru ]15.740.28338.5583038transit4600±2000.985858 [44] [45]
Kepler-54b  [ ru ]0.920.1878.0109434transit893±90.514252 [45]
Kepler-54c  [ ru ]0.370.1112.0717249transit893±90.514252 [45]
Kepler-55b  [ ru ]1.490.21727.9481449transit1920±300.624503 [45]
Kepler-55c  [ ru ]1.110.19742.1516418transit1920±300.624503 [45]
Kepler-56b 0.070.58110.50160.1028transit3060±801.324840 [45]
Kepler-56c 0.570.87421.402390.1652transit3060±801.324840 [45]
Kepler-57b  [ ru ]18.860.1955.72931960.057transit3140±300.835145 [44] [45]
Kepler-57c  [ ru ]6.950.13811.60925670.092631transit3140±300.835145 [44] [45]
Kepler-58b  [ ru ]1.390.24810.2184954transit3250±800.956099 [44] [45]
Kepler-58c  [ ru ]2.190.25515.5741568transit3250±800.956099 [44] [45]
Kepler-59b 2.050.09811.8681707transit3925±751.046074 [45]
Kepler-59c 1.370.17717.9801235transit3925±751.046074 [45]
Kepler-60b  [ ru ]0.013180.1537.1334transit3440±701.045905 [45]
Kepler-60c  [ ru ]0.012110.178.9187transit3440±701.045905 [45]
Kepler-60d 0.013090.17811.8981transit3440±701.045905 [45]
Kepler-64b 0.5310.551138.3170.652transit6200±10001.536407 [46] Quadruple star system
Kepler-79b 0.03430.3113.48450.117868transit3430±601.176174 [44]
Kepler-79c 0.0190.33227.40290.187685transit3430±601.176174 [44]
Kepler-80b 0.02180.2387.052460.0648transit11600.734540 [44]
Kepler-80c 0.021210.2449.523550.0792transit11600.734540 [44]
Kepler-81b 0.2165.955646transit1147±100.644500 [44]
Kepler-81c 0.21112.04513transit1147±100.644500 [44]
Kepler-82b 0.35726.444581transit3030±800.855428 [44]
Kepler-82c 0.47751.538464transit3030±800.855428 [44]
Kepler-83b 0.2529.77transit1320±170.664648 [44] [47]
Kepler-83c 0.21120.09transit1320±170.664648 [44] [47]
Kepler-84b 0.1998.726937transit4700±50016031 [44] [47]
Kepler-84c 0.21112.883821transit4700±50016031 [44] [47]
Kepler-85b 0.1768.306transit2550±500.925436 [44] KOI-2038 [48]
Kepler-85c 0.19412.513transit2550±500.925436 [44] KOI-2038 [48]
MOA-2011-BLG-293Lb  [ ja ]2.4+1.4
0.9
1.0±0.1microlensing23000±20000.675±0.525 [49]
MOA-2010-BLG-073Lb 111.21microlensing91000.16Possibly brown dwarf [50]
MOA-2010-BLG-477Lb 1.4±0.32.8±0.5microlensing7500±20000.53±0.115950±150 [51] White dwarf host star [52]
MOA-bin-1Lb 3.7±2.18.3+4.5
2.7
microlensing170000.75+0.33
0.41
[53]
Mu2 Octantis b 6.936385.02radial vel.142.11.296017 [22]
Nu Ophiuchi b 24530.321.9radial vel.152.83.044928Brown dwarf or small star [3]
Nu Ophiuchi c 2731866.1radial vel.152.83.044928Brown dwarf or small star [3]
OGLE-2012-BLG-0026Lb 0.1454microlensing131101.06 [54]
OGLE-2012-BLG-0026Lc 0.864.8microlensing131101.06 [54]
Omicron Coronae Borealis b 1.5187.830.83radial vel.274.12.134749 [3]
Omicron Ursae Majoris b 4.116303.9radial vel.183.73.095242 [3]
Pr0201 b 0.544.4264radial vel.6101.236174 [55] In Beehive Cluster
Pr0211 b 1.882.14610.03176radial vel.6100.945300 [55] Multi-planet system In Beehive Cluster
RR Caeli b 3.0±0.31900±405.2±0.1timing69.10±0.030.18+0.443100+7540Circumbinary planet around red and white dwarfs. [56] [57]
Tau Ceti e 0.0124162.870.538radial vel.120.78 [58] Potentially habitable exoplanet
Tau Ceti f 0.0124636.131.334radial vel.120.78 [58]
WASP-42b 0.5271.1224.98168190.05611021±19transit5200.955315 [59]
WASP-47b 1.211.154.160710.0521275transit6501.115576 [60]
WASP-49b 0.3781.1152.78173870.03791369±39transit5500.945600 [59]
WASP-52b 0.461.271.74977980.02721315±35transit4600.875000 [61] Proper name Göktürk
WASP-54b 0.6361.6533.69364110.049871742+49
69
transit6501.216100 [62]
WASP-55b 0.6271.3354.46562910.05581290transit11001.166070 [60]
WASP-56b 0.5711.0924.6171010.054581200transit8301.035600 [62]
WASP-57b 0.6441.052.838918560.037691338±29transit14800.895600 [62]
WASP-58b 0.891.375.017180.05611270±80transit9800.945800 [61]
WASP-59b 0.8630.7757.9195850.0697670±35transit4100.724650 [61]
WASP-60b 0.5140.864.30500110.05311479±35transit13001.085900 [61] Proper name Vlasina
WASP-61b 2.061.243.85590.05141565±35transit16001.226320 [60]
WASP-62b 0.571.394.4119530.05671329.6±44.8transit5201.256280 [60] Proper name Krotoa
WASP-63b 0.381.434.378090.05741536±37transit11001.325570 [60]
WASP-64b 1.2711.2711.57329180.026481989+87
88
transit110015400 [63] Proper name Agouto
WASP-66b 2.321.394.0860520.05461790±60transit12001.36580 [60]
WASP-67b 0.421.44.614420.05171050transit7300.875240 [60]
WASP-71b 2.2421.462.90367470.046192016.1+67.0
52.5
transit11301.566059 [64] Proper name Tanzanite
WASP-72b 1.54611.272.21674210.037082210+120
130
transit11001.396250 [63] Proper name Cuptor
WASP-77Ab 1.761.211.36003090.0241715transit30015500Orbiting primary star of binary star system [65]
WASP-78b 0.891.72.175176320.03622350transit18001.176100 [66]
WASP-79b 0.92.093.66238660.05351900±50transit7801.386600 [66] Proper name Pollera
WISE 1217+1626 B 220.9348450imaging29±30.03575Brown dwarf [67]
WTS-1b 4.011.493.3520570.0471500±100transit8100±10001.26250 [68]

Specific exoplanet lists

Lists of exoplanets

Lists of exoplanets by year of discovery

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