List of exoplanets discovered in 2015

This is a List of exoplanets discovered in 2015.

For exoplanets detected only by radial velocity, the mass value is actually a lower limit. (See Minimum mass for more information)

Name	Mass (MJ)	Radius (RJ)	Period (days)	Semi-major axis (AU)	Temp. (K) [1]	Discovery method	Distance (ly)	Host star mass (M☉)	Host star temp. (K)	Remarks
2MASS J02192210-3925225 b	13.9+1.1 −1.9	1.44		156		imaging	129	0.11	3064	[2]
2MASS J1119-1137	5-10		32872.5	3.6		imaging	86			[3] [4] Pair of rogue planets
Kepler-451b	1.9		406	0.92		timing	1340±20	0.48	29564±106	Two additional planets in the system [5] [6]
51 Eridani b	2			13.2	700	imaging	96±1.0	1.75	7331±30	[7]
8 Ursae Minoris b	1.5		93.4	0.49		radial vel.	519	1.8	4847.4	[8] Proper name Halla
Aldebaran b	6.47		628.96	1.46		radial vel.	66.6	1.13	4055	Confirmed in 2015 [9] but disputed in 2019 [10]
BD+49 828 b	1.6		2590	4.2		radial vel.	1460	1.52	4943	[11]
COROT-28b	0.484	0.955	5.20851	0.0603		transit	1800	1.01	5150	[12]
COROT-29b	0.85	0.9	2.85057	0.0386		transit	2500	0.97	5260	[12]
COROT-33b  [ fr ]	59.2	1.1	5.819143	0.0579		transit	2270	0.86	5225	Unusually short period brown dwarf [13]
EPIC 203311200 b		0.51±0.05	540	1.2		transit	1425±163	0.91±0.09	5200±200	Single transit only, true period unknown [14]
Gliese 1132 b	0.0051	0.103	1.62893		580	transit	39.3	0.18	3270	[15]
HAT-P-50b	1.35	1.288	3.1220109	0.0453	1862	transit	1620	1.27	6280	[16]
HAT-P-51b	0.309	1.293	4.2180278	0.05069	1192	transit	1500	0.98	5449	[16]
HAT-P-52b	0.818	1.009	2.7535953	0.03694	1218	transit	1260	0.89	5131	[16]
HAT-P-53b	1.484	1.318	1.9616241	0.03159	1778	transit	2350	1.09	5956	[16]
HAT-P-55b	0.582	1.182	3.5852467	0.04604	1313	transit	1600	1.01	5808	[17]
HAT-P-56b	2.18	1.466	2.7908327	0.0423	1840	transit	1013	1.3	6566	[18]
HAT-P-57b	1.85	1.413	2.465295	0.0406	2200	transit	990	1.47	7500	[19]
HATS-7b	0.120±0.012	0.563+0.046 −0.034	3.1853	0.04012±0.00043	1084±32	transit	791±5	0.849±0.027	4985±50	[20]
HATS-8b	0.138	0.873	3.583893	0.04667	1324	transit	2700	1.06	5679	[21] Intensely blue-colored planet [22]
HATS-9b	0.837	1.065	1.9153073	0.03048	1823	transit	2030	1.03	5366	[23]
HATS-10b	0.526	0.969	3.312846	0.04491	1407	transit	1620	1.1	5880	[23]
HATS-13b	0.543	1.212	3.0440499	0.04057	1244	transit	1550	0.96	5523	[24]
HATS-14b	1.071	1.039	2.7667641	0.03815		transit	1670	0.97	5346	[24]
HATS-15b	2.17	1.105	1.74748753	0.02712		transit	2250	0.87	5311	[25]
HATS-16b	3.27	1.3	2.686502	0.03744		transit	2520	0.97	5738	[25]
HATS-17b	1.338	0.777	16.254611	0.1308	814	transit	1110	1.13	5846	[26]
HD 1605 b	0.96		577.9	1.48		radial vel.	276	1.31	4757	Subgiant host star [27]
HD 1605 c	3.48		2111	3.52		radial vel.	276	1.31	4757	Subgiant host star [27]
HD 1666 b	6.43		270	0.94		radial vel.	360.8	1.5	6317	[27]
HD 7924 c	0.02473		15.299	0.1134	584	radial vel.	54.9	0.83	5075	[28]
HD 7924 d	0.02026		24.451	0.1551	499	radial vel.	54.9	0.83	5075	[28]
HD 11755 b	6.5		433.7	1.08		radial vel.	755	0.9	4312.5	[8]
HD 12648 b	2.9		133.6	0.54		radial vel.	517	1.2	4835.8	[8]
HD 24064 b	9.4		535.6	1.29		radial vel.	862	1	4052.5	[8]
HD 32963 b	0.7		2372	3.41		radial vel.	114.9	0.94	5727	[29]
HD 33844 b  [ ru ]	1.96		551.4	1.6		radial vel.	329	1.78	4861	[30]
HD 33844 c  [ ru ]	1.75		916	2.24		radial vel.	329	1.78	4861	[30]
HD 67087 b	3.06		352.2	1.08		radial vel.	289.7	1.36	6330	[27] Catastrophically unstable planetary system [31]
HD 67087 c	4.85		2374	3.86		radial vel.	289.7	1.36	6330	[27] Catastrophically unstable planetary system [31]
HD 95127 b	5.01		482	1.28		radial vel.	1080	1.2	4218	[11]
HD 95872 b	4.6		4375	5.2		radial vel.	236	0.95	5312	[32]
HD 145934 b  [ fr ]	2.28		2730	4.6		radial vel.	748	1.75		[33]
HD 164595 b	0.05078		40	0.23		radial vel.	94.4	0.99	5790	[34]
HD 175607 b	0.0260±0.0039		29.03±0.03			radial vel.	147.7	0.71	5392	Metal-poor host star, additional planet suspected [35]
HD 216536 b	1.47		148.6	0.609		radial vel.	1240	1.36	4639	[11]
HD 219134 b	0.01491	0.143	3.092926	0.03876		radial vel.	21.4	0.81	4699	[36]
HD 219134 c	0.01372	0.135	6.76458	0.0653		radial vel.	21.4	0.81	4699	[36]
HD 219134 d	0.05088	0.144	46.859	0.237		radial vel.	21.4	0.81	4699	[36]
HD 219134 f	0.02297	0.117	22.717	0.1463		radial vel.	21.4	0.81	4699	[36] Controversial
HD 219134 g	0.034		94.2	0.3753		radial vel.	21.4	0.81	4699	[36]
HD 219134 h	0.308±0.014		2100.6±2.9	3.11		radial vel.	21.4	0.81	4699	[36] [37]
HIP 65891 b	6		1084.5	2.81		radial vel.	492	2.5	5000	[38] Host star also known as HD 117253
HIP 107773 b	1.98		144.3	0.72		radial vel.	344	2.42	4945	[38] Host star also known as HD 207229
K2-3b		0.194	10.05449	0.0769	463	transit	143.9	0.6	3896	[39] [40]
K2-3c		0.165	24.64354	0.1399	344	transit	143.9	0.6	3896	[39] [40]
K2-3d		0.135	44.55983	0.2076	282	transit	143.9	0.6	3896	[39] [40]
K2-4b		0.211	10.00329	0.0777		transit	761	0.63	4197	[39]
K2-5b		0.17	5.73594	0.0532		transit	666	0.61	3930	[39]
K2-5c		0.202	10.93241	0.0818		transit	666	0.61	3930	[39]
K2-6b		0.223	30.94191	0.1898		transit	1040	0.97	5850	[39]
K2-7b		0.238	28.67992	0.1814		transit	2460	0.97	5772	[39]
K2-8b		0.319	10.35239	0.0856		transit	1330	0.78	4870	[39] Unconfirmed in 2016 [41]
K2-9b		0.201	18.4498	0.091		transit	360	0.3	3390	[39]
K2-10b	0.08495	0.343	19.3044			transit	880	0.92	5620	[39]
K2-11b		0.674	39.93767	0.2257		transit	6590	1.35	5433	[39]
K2-12b		0.208	8.28212	0.0802		transit	960	1.01	5800	[39]
K2-13b		0.169	39.91488	0.2114		transit	950	0.8	5698	[39]
K2-14b		0.429	8.36802	0.0627		transit	710	0.47	3789	[39]
K2-15b		0.221	11.8104	0.091		transit	1430	0.72	5131	[39]
K2-16b		0.18	7.6188	0.0667	658	transit	1060	0.68	4742	[39]
K2-16c		0.227	19.07863	0.1229	485	transit	1060	0.68	4742	[39]
K2-17b		0.199	17.96753	0.119		transit	440	0.71	4320	[39]
K2-18b		0.2	32.94488	0.1491		transit	124.2	0.41	3503	[39]
K2-19b	0.090	0.691	7.9194	0.074	854	transit	950	0.93	5430	[39] [42]
K2-19c	0.081	0.434	11.90715	0.0971	745	transit	950	0.93	5430	[39] [42]
K2-21b		0.142	9.32414	0.0731		transit	210	0.64	4043	[43]
K2-21c		0.171	15.5012	0.1026		transit	210	0.64	4043	[43]
K2-22b	1.4	0.223	0.381078	0.0088		transit	730	0.6	3830	[44]
K2-25b		0.306	3.484552			transit	149	0.29	3180	Parent star, also known as EPIC 210490365, belongs to Hyades [45]
K2-28b		0.207	2.260455	0.0214		transit	170	0.26	3214	[46]
KELT-4Ab	0.902	1.699	2.9895932	0.04317	1827	transit	680	1.2	6206	[47]
KELT-6c	3.71		1276	2.39		radial vel.	720	1.13	6272	[48]
KELT-7b	1.28±0.17	1.496±0.035	2.7347749	0.0434±0.0012	2028±17	transit	442±2	1.517±0.022	6699±24	[49] [50]
KELT-8b	0.867	1.86	3.24406	0.04571	1675	transit	770	1.21	5754	[51]
KELT-10b	0.679	1.399	4.1662739	0.0525	1377	transit	600	1.11	5948	[52]
KELT-14b	1.284	1.743	1.7100566	0.03005		transit	870	1.24	5720	Host star also known as WASP-122 [53] [54]
KELT-15b	0.91	1.443	3.329441	0.04613		transit	950	1.18	6003	[53]
Kepler-455b		0.616	1322.3			transit	4100	0.98	6175	[55] Host star also known as KIC 3558849
Kepler-460b		0.571	440.7813			transit	4330	1.07	6340	[55] Host star also known as KIC 5437945
Kepler-456b		0.589	1320.1			transit	2480	0.98	6258	[55] Host star also known as KIC 5951458
Kepler-458b		0.41	572.3847			transit	5500	0.98	6065	[55] Host star also known as KIC 9663113
Kepler-459b		0.491	854.083			transit	5000	1.01	6091	[55] Host star also known as KIC 10525077
Kepler-457b		0.366	31.8099			transit	3610	1.04	6474	[55] Host star also known as KIC 8540376
Kepler-457c		0.214	75.2			transit	3610	1.04	6474	[55] Host star also known as KIC 8540376
KOI-12b	10	1.43	17.8552333	0.151		transit	1390	1.45	6820	Host star also known as Kepler-448 [56]
KOI-4427.01		0.208	147.6606	0.42		transit	783	0.526	3813	Potentially habitable exoplanet, false positive probability 0.8%. [57] Also a red dwarf in the system. [58]
Kepler-92d		0.184	49.3568			transit	1580±17	1.21	5883	[59]
Kepler-433b	2.82	1.45	5.33408384	0.0679		transit	6100	1.46	6360	Host star also known as KOI-206 [60]
Kepler-434b	2.86	1.13	12.8747099	0.1143		transit	4000	1.2	5977	Host star also known as KOI-614 [60]
Kepler-435b	0.84	1.99	8.6001536	0.0948		transit	6800	1.54	6161	Host star also known as KOI-680 [60]
Kepler-436b		0.24	64.00205	0.339		transit	2020	0.73	4651	Host star also known as KOI-2529 [57]
Kepler-437b		0.19	66.65062	0.288		transit	1360	0.71	4551	Host star also known as KOI-3255 [57]
Kepler-438b		0.1	35.23319	0.166		transit	470	0.54	3748	Host star also known as KOI-3284 [57]
Kepler-439b		0.2	178.1396	0.563		transit	2260	0.88	5431	Host star also known as KOI-4005 [57]
Kepler-440b		0.17	101.11141	0.242		transit	850	0.57	4134	Host star also known as KOI-4087 [57]
Kepler-441b		0.15	207.2482	0.64		transit	930	0.57	4340	Host star also known as KOI-4622 [57]
Kepler-442b		0.12	112.3053	0.409		transit	1120	0.61	4402	Potentially habitable exoplanet, host star also known as KOI-4742 [57]
Kepler-443b		0.21	177.6693	0.495		transit	2540	0.74	4723	Host star also known as KOI-4745 [57]
Kepler-444b		0.036	3.6001053	0.04178		transit	116	0.76	5046	[59]
Kepler-444c		0.044	4.5458841	0.04881		transit	116	0.76	5046	[59]
Kepler-444d		0.047	6.189392	0.06		transit	116	0.76	5046	[59]
Kepler-444e		0.049	7.743493	0.0696		transit	116	0.76	5046	[59]
Kepler-444f		0.066	9.740486	0.0811		transit	116	0.76	5046	[59]
Kepler-445b		0.14	2.984151			transit	290	0.18	3157	[61]
Kepler-445c		0.22	4.871229			transit	290	0.18	3157	[61]
Kepler-445d		0.11	8.15275			transit	290	0.18	3157	[61]
Kepler-446b		0.13	1.565409			transit	390	0.22	3359	[61]
Kepler-446c		0.1	3.036179			transit	390	0.22	3359	[61]
Kepler-446d		0.12	5.148921			transit	390	0.22	3359	[61]
Kepler-447b	1.37	1.65	7.79430132	0.0769		transit	881±6	1	5493	[62]
Kepler-449b		0.183	12.58242			transit	848	0.97		[59] Stellar companion in system [63]
Kepler-449c		0.247	33.6727			transit	848	0.97		[59] Stellar companion in system [63]
Kepler-450b		0.548	28.454851			transit	1506±17	1.35		[59]
Kepler-450c		0.234	15.413135			transit	1506±17	1.35		[59]
Kepler-450d		0.075	7.51464			transit	1506±17	1.35		[59]
Kepler-451b	1.9		416±2	0.92±0.02		timing	1340±20	0.48+0.12		Circumbinary planet, [64] controversial [65]
Kepler-452b		0.145	384.843	1.046	265	transit	1828±17	1.04	5757	Potentially habitable exoplanet [66]
Kepler-454b	0.02152	0.211	10.57375339	0.0954		transit	758±4	1.03	5701	[67]
Kepler-454c	4.46		523.9			radial vel.	758±4	1.03	5701	[67]
MOA-2010-BLG-353Lb	0.27			1.72		microlensing	21000	0.18		[68]
MOA-2011-BLG-028Lb	0.09439			4.14		microlensing	24100	0.75		[69]
MOA-2013-BLG-605Lb	0.01007			0.94		microlensing		0.03		[70]
OGLE-2012-BLG-0563Lb	0.39			0.9		microlensing	4200	0.34		[71]
OGLE-2015-BLG-0966Lb	0.06607			2.1		microlensing	8200	0.38		[72] [73]
Psi1 Draconis Bb	1.53		3117	4.43		radial vel.	72.3	1.19	6212	[32]
VHS 1256-1257 b	11.8±0.2		6,200,000+2,900,000 −4,000,000	360+110 −150		imaging	69.0±0.7	0.089+0.010 −0.010	2620±140	[74] [75]
WASP-41c	3.18		421	1.07	241	radial vel.	590	0.93	5545	[76]
WASP-47c	1.57		580.7	1.41	247	radial vel.	650	1.11	5576	[76]
WASP-47d	0.05286	0.331	9.095	0.088		transit	650	1.11	5576	[77] [76]
WASP-47e	0.02863	0.162	0.789636	0.0173		transit	650	1.11	5576	[77] [76]
WASP-120b	4.85	1.473	3.6112706	0.0514	1890	transit	1430	1.39	6450	[54]
WASP-121b	1.183+0.064 −0.062	1.865±0.044	1.2749255+0.00000020 −0.00000025	0.02544+0.00049 −0.00050	2358±52	timing	858±2	1.353+0.080 −0.079	6459±140	[78]
WASP-123b	0.899	1.318	2.9776412	0.04263	1510	transit	700	1.17	5740	[54]
WASP-135b	1.90±0.08	1.30±0.09	1.4013794±0.0000008	0.0243±0.0005		transit	980±150	0.98±0.06	5675±60	[79]
Wolf 1061b	0.00601		4.8869	0.0375		radial vel.	14.04±0.03	0.29	3342	[80]
Wolf 1061c	0.01073		17.8719	0.089		radial vel.	14.04±0.03	0.29	3342	Potentially habitable exoplanet [80]
Wolf 1061d	0.02423		217.21	0.47		radial vel.	14.04±0.03	0.29	3342	[80]
XO-2Nc	1.8		>6200			radial vel.	500	0.971 ± 0.034	5340 ± 32	[81] Controversial

Specific exoplanet lists

Lists of exoplanets

• List of directly imaged exoplanets
• List of exoplanet extremes
• List of exoplanet firsts
• List of exoplanets discovered by the Kepler space telescope
• List of exoplanets observed during Kepler's K2 mission
• List of extrasolar candidates for liquid water
• List of hottest exoplanets
• List of coolest exoplanets
• List of multiplanetary systems
• List of nearest exoplanets
• List of nearest terrestrial exoplanet candidates
• List of potentially habitable exoplanets
• List of proper names of exoplanets
• List of smallest exoplanets
• List of transiting exoplanets

Lists of exoplanet by year of discovery

• List of exoplanets discovered before 2000 (31)
• List of exoplanets discovered between 2000–2009 (379)
• List of exoplanets discovered in 2010 (109)
• List of exoplanets discovered in 2011 (179)
• List of exoplanets discovered in 2012 (149)
• List of exoplanets discovered in 2013 (151)
• List of exoplanets discovered in 2014 (878)
• List of exoplanets discovered in 2015 (150)
• List of exoplanets discovered in 2016 (1513)
• List of exoplanets discovered in 2017 (158)
• List of exoplanets discovered in 2018 (306)
• List of exoplanets discovered in 2019 (172)
• List of exoplanets discovered in 2020 (255)
• List of exoplanets discovered in 2021 (257)
• List of exoplanets discovered in 2022 (315)
• List of exoplanets discovered in 2023 (289)
• List of exoplanets discovered in 2024 (15)

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