List of exoplanets discovered in 2016 📖 Wikipedia

This is a list of exoplanets discovered in 2016. As of 2026, 2016 is the year with the most discoveries of exoplanets.

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 (`M`_J)	Radius (`R`_J)	Period (days)	Semi-major axis (AU)	Temp. (K)^[1]	Discovery method	Distance (ly)	Host star mass (`M`_☉)	Host star temp. (K)	Remarks
2MASS J2126-8140	13.3±1.7			6900	1800	imaging	111.4±0.3	0.53	3490	^[2] Ternary star system with red dwarf and (sub-)brown dwarf, found in 2009, found to be planet in 2016
2MASS J22362452+4751425 b	12.5			230		imaging	240	0.6	4045	member of AB Doradus moving group^[3]
BD+15 2375 b	1.061		153.22	0.576		radial vel.	2520	1.08	4649	^[4]
BD+20 594 b	0.05129	0.199	41.6855	0.241	386	transit	496	0.96	5766	Unusually high density planet^[5]
EPIC 211901114 b	<5	0.9±0.5	1.6489±0.0001	0.0211±0.0003		transit	592±20	0.46±0.02	3440±65	2% false positive probability,^[6] host star also known as CK Cancri
Gliese 536 b	0.01686		8.7076	0.06661		radial vel.	32.7	0.52	3685	^[7]
Gliese 676 Ac	6.8		7337	6.6		radial vel.	55	0.71		^[8]
Gliese 3998 b	0.00777		2.64977	0.029	740	radial vel.	58.0	0.5	3722	^[9]
Gliese 3998 c	0.0197		13.74	0.089	420	radial vel.	58.0	0.5	3722	^[9]
HAT-P-65b	0.527	1.89	2.6054552	0.03951	1930	transit	2740	1.21	5835	^[10]
HAT-P-66b	0.783	1.59	2.972086	0.04363	1896+66 −42	transit	3020	1.25	6002	^[10]
HATS-11b	0.85	1.51	3.6191613	0.04614	1637	transit	2950	1	6060	^[11]
HATS-12b	2.38	1.35	3.142833	0.04795	2097	transit	3200	1.49	6408	^[11]
HATS-18b	1.98	1.337	0.8378434	0.01761	2060	transit	2100	1.04	5600	^[12]
HATS-19b	0.427±0.071	1.66^+0.27 _−0.21	4.569673±0.000010	0.0589±0.0013	1570±110	transit	1860±30	1.303±0.083	5896±77	^[13]
HATS-20b	0.273±0.035	0.776±0.055	3.7992969±0.0000079	0.04619±0.00044	1147±36	transit	1610±40	0.910±0.026	5406±49	^[13]
HATS-21b	0.332^+0.040 _−0.030	1.123^+0.147 _−0.054	3.5543973±0.0000058	0.04676±0.00038	1284⁺⁵⁵ ₋₃₁	transit	954±10	1.080±0.026	5695±67	^[13]
HATS-22b	2.74	0.953	4.7228124	0.05025	858	transit	678	0.76	4803	^[14]
HATS-23b	1.47	1.86	2.1605156	0.03397	1654	transit	2440	1.12	5780	^[14]
HATS-24b	2.44	1.487	1.3484954	0.02547	2067	transit	1700	1.21	6346	^[14]
HATS-25b	0.613	1.26	4.2986432	0.05163		transit	1520	0.99	5715	^[15]
HATS-26b	0.65	1.75	3.3023881	0.04735		transit	2960	1.3	6071	^[15]
HATS-27b	0.53	1.5	4.637038	0.0611		transit	2700	1.42	6438	^[15]
HATS-28b	0.672	1.194	3.1810781	0.04131		transit	1700	0.93	5498	^[15]
HATS-29b	0.653	1.251	4.6058749	0.05475		transit	1140	1.03	5670	^[15]
HATS-30b	0.706	1.175	3.1743516	0.04354		transit	1110	1.09	5943	^[15]
HATS-31b	0.88	1.64	3.37796	0.0478	1823	transit	2840	1.27	6050	^[16]
HATS-32b	0.92	1.249	2.8126548	0.04024	1437	transit	2740	1.1	5700	^[16]
HATS-33b	1.192	1.23	2.5495551	0.03727	1429	transit	830	1.06	5659	^[16]
HATS-34b	0.941	1.43	2.1061607	0.03166	1445	transit	1740	0.95	5380	^[16]
HATS-35b	1.222	1.464	1.8209993	0.03199	2037	transit	1820	1.32	6300	^[16]
HD 3167 b		0.139	0.959628			transit	149	0.86	5261	^[17]
HD 3167 c		0.254	29.8454			transit	149	0.86	5261	^[17]
HD 5583 b	5.78		139.35	0.53		radial vel.	720	1.01	4830	^[4]
HD 9174 b [id]	1.11		1179	2.2		radial vel.	257.4	1.03	5577	^[18]
HD 12484 b	2.98		58.83	0.297		radial vel.	167	1.01	5920	^[19]
HD 30177 c	7.6		11613	9.89		radial vel.	178.4	0.99	5580	^[20]
HD 35759 b	3.76		82.467	0.389		radial vel.	236	1.15	6060	^[19]
HD 42618 b [id]	0.04531		149.61	0.554	337	radial vel.	77	1.01	5727	^[21]
HD 47366 b	1.75		363.3	1.214		radial vel.	260	1.81	4866	^[22]
HD 47366 c	1.86		684.7	1.853		radial vel.	260	1.81	4866	^[22]
HD 68402 b	3.07		1103	2.18		radial vel.	250	1.12	5950	^[18]
HD 72892 b [id]	5.45		39.475	0.228		radial vel.	237.4	1.02	5688	^[18]
HD 86950 b	3.6		1270	2.72		radial vel.	550	1.66	4805	^[23]
HD 87646 b [fr]	12.4		13.481	0.117		radial vel.	240.0	1.12	5770	Also brown dwarf in the system^[24]
HD 95089 c	3.97^+0.33 _−0.59		1860⁺³⁷⁰ ₋₅₇₀			radial vel.	42.1±0.59	1.58±0.11	5002±44	^[25]
HD 99706 c	5.69^+1.43 _−0.96		1278⁺¹⁵¹ ₋₁₉₈			radial vel.	480±4	1.70±0.35	4891±35	^[25]
HD 102329 c	1.52^+0.30 _−0.25		1123⁺⁷⁹ ₋₅₃			radial vel.	66.97±0.96	3.21±1.28	4745±71	^[25]
HD 116029 c	1.27±0.15		907⁺³⁰ ₋₂₉			radial vel.	37.92±0.18	0.83±0.24	4819±54	^[25]
HD 128356 b [id]	0.89		298.2	0.87		radial vel.	84.9	0.65	4875	^[18]
HD 133131 Ab	1.42		649	1.44		radial vel.	150	0.95	5799	^[26]
HD 133131 Ac	0.42		3568	4.49		radial vel.	150	0.95	5799	^[26]
HD 133131 Bb	2.5		5769	6.15		radial vel.	150	0.93	5805	^[26]
HD 143105 b	1.21		2.1974	0.0379		radial vel.	159	1.51	6380	^[19]
HD 147873 b [id]	5.14		116.596	0.522		radial vel.	342.2	1.38	5972	^[18]
HD 147873 c [id]	2.3		491.54	1.36		radial vel.	342.2	1.38	5972	^[18]
HD 156279 c	8.60^+0.50 _−0.55		4191⁺²⁷⁰ ₋₃₁₀			radial vel.	119.109±0.011	0.95±0.08	5453±40	^[25]
HD 164922 c	0.04059		75.765	0.3351	400	radial vel.	72.2	0.87	5293	^[21]
HD 165155 b	2.89		434.5	1.13		radial vel.	211.9	1.02	5426	^[18]
HD 191806 b	8.52		1606.3	2.8		radial vel.	239.6	1.14	6010	^[27]
HD 214823 b [id]	19.2		1877	3.18		radial vel.	317.9	1.22	6215	^[27]
HD 219828 c	15.1		4791	5.96		radial vel.	254	1.23	5891	^[28]
HD 220842 b	3.18		218.47	0.74		radial vel.	204	1.13	5960	^[19]
HD 221585 b [id]	1.61		1173	2.306		radial vel.	174.8	1.19	5620	^[27]
HD 222076 b [id]	1.56		871	1.83		radial vel.	272	1.07	4806	^[23]
HD 224538 b [id]	5.97		1189.1	2.28		radial vel.	253.6	1.34	6097	^[18]
HD 11343 b	5.5		1560.2	2.8		radial vel.	550.0	1.17	4670	Host star also known as HIP 8541^[29]
HIP 41378 b		0.259	15.5712			transit	378.8	1.15	6199	^[30]
HIP 41378 c		0.228	31.6978			transit	378.8	1.15	6199	^[30]
HIP 41378 d		0.353	156			transit	378.8	1.15	6199	^[30]
HIP 41378 e		0.492	131			transit	378.8	1.15	6199	^[30]
HIP 41378 f		0.91	324			transit	378.8	1.15	6199	Possible ring system^[30]
HIP 65407 b	0.428		28.125	0.177		radial vel.	181	0.93	5460	^[19]
HIP 65407 c	0.784		67.3	0.316		radial vel.	181	0.93	5460	^[19]
HIP 67537 b [zh]	11.1		2556.5	4.91		radial vel.		2.41	4985	Eccentric orbit, host star also known as HD 120457^[31]
HD 135760 b [ru]	2.4		822.3	2.1		radial vel.	298.4	1.74	4850	Host star also known as HIP 74890^[29]
HIP 109384 b	1.56		499.48	1.134		radial vel.	183	0.78	5180	^[19]
HIP 109600 b	2.68		232.08	0.706		radial vel.	191	0.87	5530	^[19]
HR 2562 b	30	1.11		20.3		imaging	109.7	1.3		^[32]
K2-8c		0.215	5.06416	0.0532	631	transit		0.78	4870	^[33]^[34]
K2-19d	0.044	0.102	2.50856	0.0344	1252	transit	950	0.93	5430	^[33]^[35]
K2-24b	0.062	0.52	20.88508	0.1542	709	transit	590	1.12	5743	^[33]^[34]
K2-24c	0.082	0.723	42.36342	0.2471	560	transit	590	1.12	5743	^[33]^[34]^[35]
K2-26b [ru]		0.238	14.5665	0.0962		transit	300	0.56	3785	^[34]
K2-27b	0.09722	0.4	6.771315	0.06702		transit		0.87	5248	^[34]
K2-29b	0.73	1.19	3.2588321	0.04217	1171	transit	600	0.94	5358	^[36]^[34]
K2-30b	0.579	1.039	4.098503	0.04839	1185	transit	910	0.9	5425	^[37]^[36]^[38]^[34]
K2-31b	1.774	1.06	1.25785	0.022		transit		0.91	5280	^[34]
K2-32b	0.05191	0.458	8.99213	0.08036		transit		0.86	5275	^[33]^[34]
K2-32c	0.03807	0.269	20.6602	0.1399		transit		0.86	5275	^[33]^[34]
K2-32d	0.03241	0.306	31.7154	0.1862		transit		0.86	5275	^[33]^[34]
K2-33b	3.7	0.45	5.424865			transit	470	0.56	3540	^[39]
K2-34b	1.76	1.35	2.995607	0.04419	1742	transit	1230	1.28	6132	^[37]^[40]^[38]
K2-35b		0.125	2.39984	0.032		transit		0.76	4680	^[33]^[34]
K2-35c		0.186	5.60912	0.0564		transit		0.76	4680	^[33]^[34]
K2-36b		0.118	1.42266	0.023		transit		0.8	4924	^[33]^[34]
K2-36c		0.25	5.34059	0.0555		transit		0.8	4924	^[33]^[34]
K2-37b		0.144	4.44117	0.0511		transit		0.9	5413	^[33]^[34]
K2-37c		0.245	6.42904	0.0654		transit		0.9	5413	^[33]^[34]
K2-37d		0.244	14.09189	0.1103		transit		0.9	5413	^[33]^[34]
K2-38b	0.03776	0.138	4.01593	0.0506		transit	631±9	1.03^+0.04 _−0.02	5731±66	^[33] Also candidate planet K2-38d in system not coplanar with two transiting planets^[41]
K2-38c	0.03115	0.216	10.56103	0.0964		transit	631±9	1.03^+0.04 _−0.02	5731±66	^[33]^[34] Also candidate planet K2-38d in system not coplanar with two transiting planets^[41]
K2-39b [ru]	0.12522	0.509	4.60497	0.0574		transit	972.5	1.19	4912	^[34]
K2-42b		0.192	6.68796	0.0617		transit		0.7	4613	^[34]
K2-43b		0.368	3.47114	0.03784		transit		0.6	3939	^[34]
K2-44b		0.243	5.65688	0.0651		transit		1.15	5912	^[34]
K2-45b		0.599	1.7292684	0.0224		transit		0.5	4103	^[34]
K2-46b		0.183	19.1541	0.13821		transit		0.96	6256	^[34]
K2-47b		0.169	31.6372	0.1779		transit		0.75	5054	^[34]
K2-48b		0.2	20.5065	0.1344		transit		0.77	4899	^[34]
K2-49b		0.172	2.77065	0.0309		transit		0.51	4175	^[34]
K2-50b		0.142	8.7529	0.0705		transit		0.61	4326	^[34]
K2-52b		0.99	3.53482	0.0485		transit		1.21	6113	^[34]
K2-53b		0.223	12.2054	0.0975		transit		0.83	5269	^[34]
K2-54b [ru]		0.103	9.7843	0.0671		transit		0.42	3798	^[34]
K2-55b [ru]		0.341	2.849258	0.03486		transit		0.7	4456	^[34]
K2-57b [ru]		0.187	9.0063	0.0746		transit		0.68	4434	^[34]
K2-58b		0.239	7.05254	0.0692		transit		0.89	5413	^[34]
K2-58c		0.145	2.53726	0.035		transit		0.89	5413	^[34]
K2-58d		0.153	22.8827	0.1517		transit		0.89	5413	^[34]
K2-59b [ru]		0.215	20.6921	0.1354		transit		0.77	5055	^[34]
K2-59c [ru]		0.205	11.2954	0.0905		transit		0.77	5055	^[34]
K2-60b [ru]	0.426	0.683	3.00265	0.045	1400	transit		0.97	5500	^[34]^[42]
K2-61b [ru]		0.221	2.57302	0.0392		transit		1.21	6293	^[34]
K2-62b [ru]		0.191	6.67202	0.0636		transit		0.77	4880	^[34]
K2-62c [ru]		0.191	16.1966	0.1148		transit		0.77	4880	^[34]
K2-63b [ru]		0.287	20.257	0.1627		transit	1710	1.4	6771	^[34]
K2-64b [ru]		0.185	6.53044	0.0619		transit		0.74	5312	^[34]
K2-65b [ru]		0.141	12.6475	0.1014		transit	254.6	0.87	5213	^[34]
K2-66b		0.222	5.06965	0.06069		transit		1.16	5958	^[34]
K2-68b [ru]		0.141	8.05428	0.0708		transit		0.73	4746	^[34]
K2-69b [ru]		0.207	7.06599	0.0591		transit		0.55	4127	^[34]
K2-70b [ru]		0.258	13.97896	0.1112		transit		0.94	5622	^[34]
K2-71b [ru]		0.192	6.98541	0.0559		transit		0.48	4006	^[34]
K2-72b		0.067	5.57739	0.037		transit	217	0.22	3497	^[34]
K2-72c		0.077	15.1871	0.0722		transit	217	0.22	3497	^[34] Potentially habitable exoplanet
K2-72d		0.065	7.7599	0.0461		transit	217	0.22	3497	^[34]
K2-72e		0.073	24.1669	0.098		transit	217	0.22	3497	^[34] Potentially habitable exoplanet
K2-73b [ru]		0.219	7.49543	0.07619		transit		1.05	5922	^[34]
K2-74b [ru]		0.206	19.5666	0.1402		transit		0.96	6060	^[34]
K2-75b [ru]		0.238	7.8142	0.081		transit		1.16	5995	^[34]
K2-75c [ru]		0.247	18.311	0.1429		transit		1.16	5995	^[34]
K2-77b	1.9	0.205	8.199796			transit	460	0.8	4970	^[34]
K2-79b	0.0371±0.0113	0.365±0.015	10.99573	0.0987		transit		1.06	5926	^[34]^[43]
K2-80b		0.179	19.0918	0.135		transit		0.9	5441	^[34]
K2-80c		0.131	5.605	0.0596		transit		0.9	5441	^[34]
K2-81b		0.162	6.10224	0.0579		transit		0.7	4530	^[34]
K2-83b		0.111	2.74697	0.03014		transit		0.48	3910	^[34]
K2-83c		0.132	9.99767	0.07131		transit		0.48	3910	^[34]
K2-84b		0.215	6.4215	0.0665		transit		0.95	5652	^[34]
K2-84c		0.181	27.86	0.1768		transit		0.95	5652	^[34]
K2-85b		0.09	0.684533	0.01263		transit		0.57	4268	^[34]
K2-86b		0.175	8.77683	0.077		transit		0.79	5482	^[34]
K2-87b		0.41	9.72739	0.0876		transit		0.95	5406	^[34]
K2-88b		0.11	4.6122	0.0345		transit		0.26	3537	^[34]
K2-89b		0.055	1.096026	0.01462		transit		0.35	3691	^[34]
K2-90b		0.182	13.7311	0.0926		transit		0.56	4136	^[34]
K2-90c		0.091	2.90032	0.0328		transit		0.56	4136	^[34]
K2-91b		0.098	1.419549	0.0164		transit		0.29	3622	^[34]
K2-93b		0.228		0.138		transit	360	1.2	6200	^[44]
K2-93c		0.259		0.22		transit	360	1.2	6200	^[44]
K2-95b [id]	0.03458	0.31	10.13389	0.0653		transit	560	0.36	3471	^[6]^[45]
K2-97b [id]	0.48±0.07	1.31±0.11	8.4061			transit	2490	1.16	4790	^[46]^[47]
K2-98b [id]	0.10131	0.384	10.13675	0.0943		transit	1420	1.07	6120	^[48]
K2-99b	0.97	1.06±0.01	18.249	0.159		transit	1980	1.6	5990	^[49]^[50]
K2-100b		0.312	1.673916			transit	592	1.18	6120	^[6]
K2-101b		0.178	14.677286			transit	592	0.8	4819	^[6]
K2-102b		0.116	9.915615			transit	592	0.77	4695	^[6]
K2-103b		0.196	21.169619			transit	592	0.61	3880	Host star (also known as EPIC 211822797), belongs to Beehive Cluster^[51]
K2-104b		0.17	1.97419			transit	592	0.51	3660	^[6]
K2-107b	0.84	1.44	3.31392	0.048		transit		1.3	6030	^[42]
K2-110b	0.0525	0.2312	13.86375	0.1021	640	transit	385	0.74	5010	^[52]
K2-113b	1.29	0.930	5.817608	0.0558	1178	transit	1800	1.01	5627	^[53]
KELT-11b	0.195±0.019	1.3^+0.18 _−0.12	4.736529^+0.000068 _−0.000059	0.06229^+0.00088 _−0.00076	1712	transit	320±16	1.438^+0.061 _−0.052	5370±51	^[54]
KELT-12b	0.950	1.78	5.031623	0.06708	1800	transit		1.59	6279	^[55]
KELT-16b	2.75	1.415	0.9689951	0.02044		transit	1289.2	1.21	6236	^[56]
KELT-17b	1.31	1.525	3.0801716	0.04881	2087	transit	680	1.64	7454	^[57]
KIC 7917485 b	11.8		840	2.03		timing		1.63	7067	^[58]
Kepler-20g	0.0628		34.94	0.2055		radial vel.	950	0.95	5495	^[59]
Kepler-46d		0.146	6.766589	0.067		transit	2790	0.9	5309	^[60]
Kepler-56d	5.61±0.38		1002±5	2.16±0.08		radial vel.	3060±80	1.32	4840	^[61]
Kepler-80f		0.108	0.9867873	0.0175		transit	1160	0.73	4540	^[62]
Kepler-132e		0.105	110.2869374			transit	900±70		6003	^[62]
Kepler-148d		0.774	51.84688575			transit	2630±50		5272	^[62]
Kepler-154d		0.343	20.54981883			transit	3060±50	0.89	5690	^[62]
Kepler-154e		0.134	3.93276465			transit	3060±50	0.89	5690	^[62]
Kepler-154f		0.134	9.91935684			transit	3060±50	0.89	5690	^[62]
Kepler-157d		0.13	7.02573474			transit	2580±30		5774	^[62]
Kepler-166d		0.154	1.55400393			transit	2000±20		5413	^[62]
Kepler-167d		0.107	21.803855	0.1405	536	transit	1100	0.77	4890	^[62]
Kepler-167e		0.906	1071.23228	1.89	131	transit	1100	0.77	4890	^[62]
Kepler-176e		0.129	51.16579			transit	1740±19		5232	^[62]
Kepler-191d		0.203	5.94504102			transit	1970±20	0.85	5282	^[62]
Kepler-192d		0.091	6.47027579			transit	2160±20		5479	^[62]
Kepler-198d		0.136	1.31184443			transit	1638±14	0.93	5574	^[62]
Kepler-217d		0.118	3.88689525			transit	3720±50		6171	^[62]
Kepler-218d		0.237	124.5244647			transit	2180±20		5502	^[62]
Kepler-245e		0.156	3.21982106			transit	2870±80	0.8	5100	^[62]
Kepler-255d		0.118	1.04562266			transit	3530±100	0.97	5573	^[62]
Kepler-271d		0.059	5.24972541			transit	1334±12		5524	^[62]
Kepler-304e		0.107	1.49914695			transit	1435±17	0.8	4731	^[62]
Kepler-342e		0.079	1.64422461			transit	2600±30	1.13	6175	^[62]
Kepler-351d		0.243	142.544247			transit	3640±140	0.89	5643	^[62]
Kepler-398d		0.079	6.83437001			transit	581.4±1.8		4493	^[62]
Kepler-401d		0.203	184.256405			transit	3230±50		6117	^[62]
Kepler-403d		0.127	13.61159129			transit	2800±50		6090	^[62]
Kepler-411c		0.292	7.83442788			transit	503.5±1.5	0.83	4974	^[62]
Kepler-436c		0.208	16.79713874			transit	2020	0.73	4651	^[62]
Kepler-461b		0.23	8.31378306			transit	1530	0.98	5634	^[62]
Kepler-462b		0.336	84.6879808			transit	2390	1.59	7070	^[62]
Kepler-463b		0.272	8.98101683			transit	1100	0.87	5661	^[62]
Kepler-464b		0.294	7.25696522			transit	2130	1.21	5933	^[62]
Kepler-465b		0.263	9.94067247			transit	1910	1.23	6310	^[62]
Kepler-466b		0.254	51.07926307			transit	1420	1.04	5927	^[62]
Kepler-466c		0.112	3.70921385			transit	1420	1.04	5927	^[62]
Kepler-467b		0.201	24.99324193			transit	1490	1.05	5809	^[62]
Kepler-468b		1.19	38.47875707			transit	1550	0.96	5498	^[62]
Kepler-471b		1.335	5.01423457			transit	4480	1.49	6733	^[62]
Kepler-472b		0.287	4.17625551			transit	980	0.85	4996	^[62]
Kepler-473b		0.364	14.55731705			transit	2090	1.06	5816	^[62]
Kepler-474b		0.273	5.66067294			transit	1850	0.99	5785	^[62]
Kepler-475b		0.222	3.10550819			transit	910	0.86	5009	^[62]
Kepler-476b		0.275	14.00640607			transit	2240	1.03	5837	^[62]
Kepler-477b		0.185	11.11990653			transit	1200	0.87	5240	^[62]
Kepler-478b		0.242	13.2217576			transit	1400	0.85	5210	^[62]
Kepler-479b		0.189	12.49341307			transit	1210	0.86	5247	^[62]
Kepler-480b		0.248	4.9195838			transit	2630	1.25	6322	^[62]
Kepler-481b		0.223	10.06082567			transit	2330	1.01	5802	^[62]
Kepler-482b		0.211	56.35418576			transit	950	0.75	4871	^[62]
Kepler-483b		0.286	30.229104			transit	3110	1.28	6346	^[62]
Kepler-484b		0.203	10.04556931			transit	1230	0.96	5668	^[62]
Kepler-485b		1.286	3.2432598			transit	3830	1.07	5958	^[62]
Kepler-487b		1.019	15.3587684			transit	2720	0.91	5444	^[62]
Kepler-487c		0.239	38.6519976			transit	2720	0.91	5444	^[62]
Kepler-489b		0.689	17.27629612			transit	1240	0.82	5014	^[62]
Kepler-490b		1.039	3.26869515			transit	4070	1.08	6045	^[62]
Kepler-491b		0.796	4.22538451			transit	2140	1.04	5582	^[62]
Kepler-493b		1.35	3.00387658			transit	6330	1.36	6457	^[62]
Kepler-495b		0.467	3.41303622			transit	2100	0.86	5346	^[62]
Kepler-496b		0.207	8.30864937			transit	2140	0.86	5293	^[62]
Kepler-497b		0.539	3.57320367			transit	3500	1.09	5834	^[62]
Kepler-498b		0.27	9.61375356			transit	2430	0.98	5744	^[62]
Kepler-499b		0.194	5.63252845			transit	1710	0.87	5312	^[62]
Kepler-500b		0.23	8.5083244			transit	2440	1.02	5813	^[62]
Kepler-501b		0.384	5.64067757			transit	3410	1.03	5904	^[62]
Kepler-502b		0.426	4.28686431			transit	4670	1.15	6125	^[62]
Kepler-504b		0.142	9.54927542			transit	240	0.33	3519	^[62]
Kepler-505b		0.232	27.52197994			transit	720	0.55	3931	^[62]
Kepler-506b		0.244	6.8834055			transit	750	1.19	6236	^[62]
Kepler-507b		0.116	3.56809693			transit	1300	1.16	6113	^[62]
Kepler-508b		0.146	25.30889748			transit	1060	1.16	6025	^[62]
Kepler-509b		0.222	41.74600392			transit	1110	1.1	6060	^[62]
Kepler-510b		0.22	19.55659418			transit	1230	0.91	5746	^[62]
Kepler-511b		0.567	296.637865			transit	1460	1	5770	^[62]
Kepler-512b		0.24	34.43587975			transit	1730	1.17	5997	^[62]
Kepler-513b		0.196	28.86235584			transit	1520	1.02	5849	^[62]
Kepler-514b		0.153	5.65179605			transit	1590	1.28	6106	^[62]
Kepler-515b		0.13	19.96371318			transit	830	0.9	5293	^[62]
Kepler-516b		0.512	24.85462415			transit	2530	1.62	7099	^[62]
Kepler-517b		0.238	60.92832271			transit	930	0.95	5690	^[62]
Kepler-518b		0.188	8.51203588			transit	1060	0.96	5842	^[62]
Kepler-519b		0.187	24.3078946			transit	760	0.89	5260	^[62]
Kepler-520b		0.148	19.67416124			transit	1600	1.1	6112	^[62]
Kepler-520c		0.095	5.21104261			transit	1600	1.1	6112	^[62]
Kepler-521b		0.284	22.20813214			transit	2400	1.34	6406	^[62]
Kepler-522b		0.616	38.58422849			transit	2440	1.54	6392	^[62]
Kepler-523b		0.175	5.83598311			transit	880	0.93	5515	^[62]
Kepler-524b		0.17	7.97419807			transit	2400	1.09	6014	^[62]
Kepler-524c		0.086	1.88897906			transit	2400	1.09	6014	^[62]
Kepler-525b		0.235	18.68404933			transit	1850	0.95	5573	^[62]
Kepler-526b		0.178	5.45849832			transit	1640	1.15	5894	^[62]
Kepler-527b		0.253	13.28535633			transit	2940	1.28	6388	^[62]
Kepler-528b		0.186	19.78297415			transit	2320	1.01	5807	^[62]
Kepler-529b		0.166	1.98035766			transit	2570	1.07	6087	^[62]
Kepler-529c		0.178	12.8345022			transit	2570	1.07	6087	^[62]
Kepler-530b		0.269	39.30941904			transit	1510	0.97	5697	^[62]
Kepler-531b		0.248	29.88485741			transit	830	0.78	4893	^[62]
Kepler-532b		0.229	12.92491623			transit	1060	0.87	5192	^[62]
Kepler-533b		0.302	28.51120525			transit	990	0.78	4758	^[62]
Kepler-534b		0.2	15.95994513			transit	1540	1.05	5884	^[62]
Kepler-535b		0.211	4.90332155			transit	2210	1.18	6123	^[62]
Kepler-536b		0.277	1.8270823			transit	1450	0.92	5524	^[62]
Kepler-537b		0.126	3.24755522			transit	1520	1.07	5763	^[62]
Kepler-538b		0.202	81.73780699			transit	540	0.96	5650	^[62]
Kepler-539b	0.97	0.747	125.63243	0.4988		transit	1020	1.05	5820	^[62]
Kepler-539c	2.4		1000	2.42		transit	1020	1.05	5820	^[62]
Kepler-540b		0.242	172.7049784			transit	1100	1.02	5946	^[62]
Kepler-541b		0.3	5.08005848			transit	3300	1.41	6166	^[62]
Kepler-542b		0.14	13.14497566			transit	1430	0.93	5526	^[62]
Kepler-543b		0.223	13.89961966			transit	690	0.7	4671	^[62]
Kepler-544b		0.189	21.41616926			transit	2600	1.16	6206	^[62]
Kepler-545b		0.24	13.24934059			transit	2710	1.04	5882	^[62]
Kepler-546b		0.624	4.14702026			transit	2920	1.11	5967	^[62]
Kepler-547b		0.357	6.01038429			transit	1180	0.78	4828	^[62]
Kepler-548b		1.07	4.45419434			transit	2530	0.93	5535	^[62]
Kepler-549b		0.229	42.9495649			transit	2110	0.88	5360	^[62]
Kepler-549c		0.261	117.040498			transit	2110	0.88	5360	^[62]
Kepler-550b		0.394	8.60010411			transit	1840	0.87	5322	^[62]
Kepler-551b		0.244	12.3764661			transit	1020	0.65	4286	^[62]
Kepler-552b		0.352	5.26341577			transit	2720	1.03	5863	^[62]
Kepler-553b		0.413	4.03046804			transit	2360	0.92	5266	^[62]
Kepler-553c		0.999	328.2399546			transit	2360	0.92	5266	^[62]
Kepler-554b		0.383	1.90220856			transit	2090	0.93	5447	^[62]
Kepler-555b		0.252	16.21775407			transit	2520	1.03	5894	^[62]
Kepler-556b		0.2	11.72292176			transit	2380	1	5740	^[62]
Kepler-557b		0.238	3.70598955			transit	3670	1.11	6068	^[62]
Kepler-558b		0.211	29.00790538			transit	2130	0.85	5242	^[62]
Kepler-559b		0.322	17.58752333			transit	2590	0.96	5630	^[62]
Kepler-560b		0.153	18.47764449			transit	290	0.34	3556	^[62] Potentially habitable exoplanet^[63]
Kepler-561b		0.621	58.3620495			transit	2180	0.96	5646	^[62]
Kepler-561c		0.239	5.35016198			transit	2180	0.96	5646	^[62]
Kepler-562b		0.465	18.00931444			transit	2680	0.93	5575	^[62]
Kepler-563b		0.276	22.18432708			transit	1820	0.8	5066	^[62]
Kepler-564b		0.413	3.75083228			transit	2700	0.95	5626	^[62]
Kepler-565b		0.325	4.24374723			transit	3400	0.98	5735	^[62]
Kepler-566b		0.192	18.42794624			transit	2050	0.83	5132	^[62]
Kepler-567b		0.201	16.54297375			transit	1850	0.84	5148	^[62]
Kepler-568b		0.202	11.02347475			transit	410	0.55	3768	^[62]
Kepler-569b		0.282	34.18890521			transit	2100	0.95	5616	^[62]
Kepler-570b		0.219	4.301662			transit	2090	0.93	5496	^[62]
Kepler-571b		0.236	4.79859939			transit	2470	0.93	5527	^[62]
Kepler-572b		0.23	17.20523483			transit	1740	0.83	5212	^[62]
Kepler-573b		0.249	22.18329658			transit	2470	0.99	5746	^[62]
Kepler-574b		0.213	7.65880414			transit	2440	0.95	5612	^[62]
Kepler-575b		0.213	9.37891944			transit	2780	0.97	5710	^[62]
Kepler-576b		0.292	29.91136794			transit	2280	0.99	5672	^[62]
Kepler-577b		0.227	25.69578251			transit	1790	0.78	4984	^[62]
Kepler-578b		0.178	1.6168837			transit	1850	0.87	5334	^[62]
Kepler-579b		0.178	9.66857723			transit	2160	0.99	5636	^[62]
Kepler-580b		0.229	8.22241966			transit	1090	0.67	4298	^[62]
Kepler-581b		0.235	40.6069821			transit	2720	1	5772	^[62]
Kepler-582b		0.328	18.49235668			transit	2450	0.93	5564	^[62]
Kepler-583b		0.203	6.5100253			transit	2630	0.94	5523	^[62]
Kepler-584b		0.376	35.1810304			transit	4710	1.17	6195	^[62]
Kepler-585b		0.252	2.75235975			transit	1970	0.96	5593	^[62]
Kepler-586b		0.249	2.10472218			transit	2310	0.94	5575	^[62]
Kepler-587b		0.199	10.94027841			transit	2780	0.92	5549	^[62]
Kepler-588b		0.235	4.22162536			transit	3170	1.01	5835	^[62]
Kepler-589b		0.203	16.54964934			transit	2100	0.88	5296	^[62]
Kepler-590b		0.359	5.85296257			transit	3220	1.1	6000	^[62]
Kepler-591b		0.302	81.1694299			transit	2590	0.97	5677	^[62]
Kepler-592b		0.213	2.82019241			transit	3370	1.04	5913	^[62]
Kepler-593b		0.256	21.21708973			transit	3310	1.08	5967	^[62]
Kepler-594b		0.194	13.64618192			transit	2420	0.91	5485	^[62]
Kepler-595b		0.34	25.30292332			transit	2080	0.87	5247	^[62]
Kepler-596b		0.309	21.30022655			transit	3530	1.21	6267	^[62]
Kepler-597b		0.211	13.02365861			transit	2200	0.97	5683	^[62]
Kepler-598b		0.134	3.70175428			transit	2240	0.87	5307	^[62]
Kepler-599b		0.253	15.65562652			transit	2050	0.83	5127	^[62]
Kepler-600b		0.259	23.67517607			transit	2040	0.84	5279	^[62]
Kepler-601b		0.17	5.37886844			transit	1400	0.85	5160	^[62]
Kepler-602b		0.186	15.28469497			transit	3170	1.08	6062	^[62]
Kepler-603b		0.236	21.05358596			transit	3150	1.01	5808	^[62]
Kepler-603c		0.58	127.9075774			transit	3150	1.01	5808	^[62]
Kepler-603d		0.118	6.2171292			transit	3150	1.01	5808	^[62]
Kepler-604b		0.231	25.85501786			transit	3200	1.02	5890	^[62]
Kepler-605b		0.128	3.38353807			transit	1900	0.91	5462	^[62]
Kepler-605c		0.077	2.35895152			transit	1900	0.91	5462	^[62]
Kepler-606b		0.295	24.31575992			transit	3940	1.13	6161	^[62]
Kepler-607b		0.078	0.6381632			transit	1600	0.84	5196	^[62]
Kepler-608b		0.325	6.41251504			transit	3020	1	5820	^[62]
Kepler-609b		0.299	6.52121067			transit	3730	1.09	5971	^[62]
Kepler-610b		0.374	6.99692655			transit	3630	1.1	5943	^[62]
Kepler-610c		0.294	151.86392			transit	3630	1.1	5943	^[62]
Kepler-611b		0.147	2.4370333			transit	2950	1.01	5761	^[62]
Kepler-612b		0.253	3.72215641			transit	3040	0.98	5693	^[62]
Kepler-613b		0.204	15.77979614			transit	2820	0.98	5723	^[62]
Kepler-614b		0.213	14.03491514			transit	1860	0.85	5268	^[62]
Kepler-615b		0.155	10.35584657			transit	1100	0.73	4655	^[62]
Kepler-616b		0.217	9.99761851			transit	3320	0.98	5753	^[62]
Kepler-616c		0.304	90.4113556			transit	3320	0.98	5753	^[62]
Kepler-617b		0.118	1.68269615			transit	490	0.51	3712	^[62]
Kepler-618b		0.232	3.59576964			transit	3640	1.05	5860	^[62]
Kepler-619b		0.282	5.4042722			transit	3620	1.09	5980	^[62]
Kepler-619c		0.151	1.20846503			transit	3620	1.09	5980	^[62]
Kepler-620b		0.296	12.91375431			transit	4050	1.15	6155	^[62]
Kepler-621b		0.205	2.62811375			transit	1270	0.72	4521	^[62]
Kepler-622b		0.19	14.28226676			transit	840	0.64	4201	^[62]
Kepler-623b		0.269	9.07097734			transit	2650	0.9	5443	^[62]
Kepler-624b		0.206	14.58649607			transit	2380	1.1	6117	^[62]
Kepler-625b		0.178	7.75192492			transit	1640	1.04	5789	^[62]
Kepler-625c		0.094	4.1653651			transit	1640	1.04	5789	^[62]
Kepler-626b		0.204	14.48585199			transit	2300	1.01	5813	^[62]
Kepler-627b		0.333	40.6994443			transit	3730	1.3	6424	^[62]
Kepler-629b		0.123	7.2385854			transit	1250	0.93	5444	^[62]
Kepler-630b		0.284	161.4743937			transit	2140	1.02	5829	^[62]
Kepler-631b		0.259	17.97979059			transit	2750	1.24	6185	^[62]
Kepler-632b		0.197	30.99660733			transit	1140	0.91	5322	^[62]
Kepler-633b		0.145	8.50340718			transit	2070	1.02	5899	^[62]
Kepler-634b		0.169	5.16950177			transit	2470	1.03	6075	^[62]
Kepler-635b		0.236	23.44971004			transit	2690	1.33	6174	^[62]
Kepler-636b		0.397	16.08066115			transit	1110	0.85	5203	^[62]
Kepler-637b		0.424	23.20584623			transit	5140	1.64	6096	^[62]
Kepler-638b		0.163	6.07972888			transit	1390	0.88	5382	^[62]
Kepler-639b		0.212	10.21420496			transit	2200	1.14	5896	^[62]
Kepler-640b		0.228	22.24813967			transit	1750	1.01	5653	^[62]
Kepler-641b		0.165	9.48961571			transit	2200	1.02	5713	^[62]
Kepler-642b		0.259	4.41745855			transit	3330	1.4	6570	^[62]
Kepler-643b		0.906	16.33889626			transit	3360	1	4908	^[62]
Kepler-644b		0.281	3.1739171			transit	4610	1.49	6747	^[62]
Kepler-645b		0.187	3.27582262			transit	2940	1.13	6170	^[62]
Kepler-646b		0.178	15.87364565			transit	1670	0.93	5634	^[62]
Kepler-647b		0.104	16.2254649			transit	2570	1.03	6020	^[62]
Kepler-648b		0.287	17.4211749			transit	2170	1.05	5741	^[62]
Kepler-649b		0.202	29.90722674			transit	1710	0.97	5871	^[62]
Kepler-650b		0.264	3.03214559			transit	2630	1.08	5849	^[62]
Kepler-651b		0.211	21.38521506			transit	1750	0.92	5522	^[62]
Kepler-652b		0.222	4.18200253			transit	1380	0.97	5490	^[62]
Kepler-653b		0.174	14.70748976			transit	1930	1.02	5665	^[62]
Kepler-653c		0.07	0.90037648			transit	1930	1.02	5665	^[62]
Kepler-654b		0.185	13.72465129			transit	2160	1.04	5865	^[62]
Kepler-655b		0.242	46.4063358			transit	2550	1.15	6170	^[62]
Kepler-656b		0.278	1.26025909			transit	2830	0.86	5281	^[62]
Kepler-657b		0.314	24.54350418			transit	4060	1.01	5808	^[62]
Kepler-658b		0.145	1.28707676			transit	1110	0.63	4103	^[62]
Kepler-659b		0.223	17.671796			transit	2240	0.79	4870	^[62]
Kepler-660b		0.229	9.27358194			transit	1840	0.75	4779	^[62]
Kepler-661b		0.274	6.02930132			transit	1820	0.7	4483	^[62]
Kepler-662b		0.194	21.67697486			transit	2090	0.79	4897	^[62]
Kepler-663b		0.232	4.99678284			transit	3400	0.86	5264	^[62]
Kepler-664b		0.237	2.52559332			transit	4520	1.01	5754	^[62]
Kepler-665b		0.232	16.01310205			transit	2120	0.79	4913	^[62]
Kepler-666b		0.214	4.49876092			transit	4300	1.03	5887	^[62]
Kepler-667b		0.422	41.43962808			transit	2960	0.91	5327	^[62]
Kepler-668b		0.241	8.35390639			transit	2860	0.87	5352	^[62]
Kepler-669b		0.431	4.12554687			transit	5800	1.15	6038	^[62]
Kepler-670b		1.176	2.81650485			transit	3200	0.99	5709	^[62]
Kepler-671b		0.24	4.28095859			transit	3710	0.97	5624	^[62]
Kepler-672b		0.223	38.3774623			transit	3300	0.95	5627	^[62]
Kepler-673b		0.583	3.72873109			transit	3190	0.88	5355	^[62]
Kepler-674b		0.151	2.24338185			transit	980	0.6	4192	^[62]
Kepler-675b		0.218	2.33743801			transit	2120	0.79	4945	^[62]
Kepler-676b		0.271	11.59822172			transit	790	0.51	3701	^[62]
Kepler-677b		0.48	6.57531678			transit	3800	1	5723	^[62]
Kepler-678b		0.459	7.27503724			transit	2850	0.94	5520	^[62]
Kepler-679b		0.269	12.39358604			transit	3160	0.87	5403	^[62]
Kepler-680b		0.216	3.68992629			transit	4380	1.08	5890	^[62]
Kepler-681b		0.275	26.39435646			transit	2170	0.8	5021	^[62]
Kepler-682b		0.658	12.61190667			transit	3100	0.92	5559	^[62]
Kepler-683b		0.176	2.53918318			transit	3180	0.96	5703	^[62]
Kepler-684b		0.3	6.77030201			transit	3480	0.89	5493	^[62]
Kepler-685b		0.944	1.6255222			transit	3730	1.11	5963	^[62]
Kepler-686b		1.084	1.59474546			transit	3920	0.94	5649	^[62]
Kepler-687b		0.314	20.50586978			transit	2050	0.77	4841	^[62]
Kepler-688b		0.871	3.89593684			transit	4070	0.98	5715	^[62]
Kepler-689b		0.258	22.36656079			transit	3410	0.91	5518	^[62]
Kepler-690b		0.531	7.74809437			transit	5390	1.11	5913	^[62]
Kepler-691b		0.186	8.114379			transit	780	0.53	3715	^[62]
Kepler-692b		0.277	21.81293494			transit	3300	0.9	5440	^[62]
Kepler-693b		0.908	15.37563332			transit	3270	0.76	4881	^[62]
Kepler-694b		0.25	6.36584161			transit	3340	0.97	5700	^[62]
Kepler-695b		0.822	3.04033042			transit	2000	0.84	5181	^[62]
Kepler-696b		0.548	4.19042557			transit	4190	1.06	5903	^[62]
Kepler-697b		0.368	3.70987065			transit	3560	0.92	5513	^[62]
Kepler-698b		0.328	16.32976218			transit	3700	0.94	5612	^[62]
Kepler-700b		0.534	80.8720639			transit	3460	0.98	5692	^[62]
Kepler-701b		0.253	10.35533177			transit	2460	0.88	5343	^[62]
Kepler-702b		0.818	10.52629406			transit	2910	0.9	5419	^[62]
Kepler-703b		0.732	4.58352176			transit	4830	1.18	6185	^[62]
Kepler-704b		0.233	3.76182115			transit	3440	0.97	5616	^[62]
Kepler-705b		0.188	56.0560538			transit	820	0.53	3722	^[62] Potentially habitable exoplanet^[63]
Kepler-707b		0.119	2.23749275			transit	2040	0.8	5099	^[62]
Kepler-708b		0.261	3.16789194			transit	4050	0.97	5692	^[62]
Kepler-709b		0.261	16.08524954			transit	2180	0.8	5071	^[62]
Kepler-710b		0.168	4.34728553			transit	3000	0.94	5611	^[62]
Kepler-711b		0.304	23.58914398			transit	2170	0.84	5222	^[62]
Kepler-712b		0.304	21.02247699			transit	3080	0.84	5148	^[62]
Kepler-712c		0.433	226.89047			transit	3080	0.84	5148	^[62]
Kepler-713b		0.221	7.411141			transit	3270	0.98	5785	^[62]
Kepler-714b		0.863	8.09888799			transit	4800	1.09	5995	^[62]
Kepler-715b		0.335	10.00652995			transit	3960	1.04	5871	^[62]
Kepler-716b		0.259	10.37168453			transit	2200	0.83	5099	^[62]
Kepler-717b		0.216	4.40840023			transit	3670	0.88	5485	^[62]
Kepler-718b		1.477	2.0523499			transit	5000	1.18	6191	^[62]
Kepler-719b		0.76	5.00731778			transit	4650	0.99	5777	^[62]
Kepler-720b		0.75	4.70832654			transit	2900	0.95	5618	^[62]
Kepler-721b		0.236	5.39202539			transit	2770	0.82	5075	^[62]
Kepler-722b		0.235	4.09357325			transit	4480	1.03	5863	^[62]
Kepler-722c		0.252	105.144749			transit	4480	1.03	5863	^[62]
Kepler-723b		1.088	4.08227507			transit	3150	0.92	5539	^[62]
Kepler-724b		0.294	3.31494634			transit	2810	0.9	5437	^[62]
Kepler-725b		0.948	39.64317811			transit	2540	0.88	5363	^[62]
Kepler-726b		0.291	21.80451088			transit	2730	0.88	5452	^[62]
Kepler-727b		0.226	5.15448442			transit	2910	0.89	5441	^[62]
Kepler-728b		0.298	5.74347727			transit	4030	0.95	5660	^[62]
Kepler-729b		0.319	3.16635371			transit	4150	0.94	5633	^[62]
Kepler-730b		0.822	6.49168426			transit	4750	1	5726	^[62]
Kepler-731b		1.238	3.85560355			transit	4280	1.03	5849	^[62]
Kepler-732b		0.194	9.46781405			transit	490	0.49	3631	^[62]
Kepler-732c		0.113	0.89304124			transit	490	0.49	3631	^[62]
Kepler-733b		0.252	20.83424726			transit	3200	0.9	5418	^[62]
Kepler-734b		0.318	6.10485286			transit	1800	0.85	5326	^[62]
Kepler-735b		0.263	11.51516988			transit	2600	0.85	5107	^[62]
Kepler-736b		0.261	3.60147201			transit	3280	0.86	5217	^[62]
Kepler-737b		0.175	28.59915399			transit	640	0.51	3813	^[62]
Kepler-738b		0.223	24.58721573			transit	3240	0.86	5327	^[62]
Kepler-739b		0.296	12.53248465			transit	3680	0.93	5601	^[62]
Kepler-740b		0.408	3.58410122			transit	4120	0.91	5438	^[62]
Kepler-741b		0.265	7.03902374			transit	5000	1.16	6129	^[62]
Kepler-742b		0.289	8.36086824			transit	1630	0.76	4642	^[62]
Kepler-743b		0.108	3.17926292			transit	840	0.94	5486	^[62]
Kepler-744b		0.145	12.06222443			transit	1590	0.94	5594	^[62]
Kepler-745b		0.193	9.93143556			transit	3910	1.04	5849	^[62]
Kepler-746b		0.099	3.48159251			transit	1500	0.91	5418	^[62]
Kepler-747b		0.47	35.61760587			transit	2790	0.82	5096	^[62] May not be a planet^[64]
Kepler-748b		0.225	7.40742793			transit	4150	1.07	5934	^[62]
Kepler-749b		0.277	17.31716585			transit	2460	0.79	5009	^[62]
Kepler-750b		0.274	9.42887179			transit	3850	1.15	6160	^[62]
Kepler-750c		0.145	4.08899022			transit	3850	1.15	6160	^[62]
Kepler-751b		0.219	17.44490636			transit	2440	0.87	5387	^[62]
Kepler-752b		0.251	18.82747265			transit	3510	0.87	5373	^[62]
Kepler-753b		0.17	5.74772501			transit	910	0.68	4346	^[62]
Kepler-754b		0.179	14.5596237			transit	3890	1.06	5935	^[62]
Kepler-755b		0.157	1.26909037			transit	1200	0.82	5043	^[62]
Kepler-755c		0.112	2.85313364			transit	1200	0.82	5043	^[62]
Kepler-756b		0.1	1.22486632			transit	2780	0.82	5282	^[62]
Kepler-757b		0.121	1.02267882			transit	3310	1.08	6014	^[62]
Kepler-758b		0.221	12.1097104			transit	4410	1.16	6228	^[62]
Kepler-758c		0.151	4.75793986			transit	4410	1.16	6228	^[62]
Kepler-758d		0.189	20.4966197			transit	4410	1.16	6228	^[62]
Kepler-758e		0.136	8.1934719			transit	4410	1.16	6228	^[62]
Kepler-759b		0.203	41.805985			transit	2910	1.04	5860	^[62]
Kepler-760b		0.273	8.70419416			transit	2550	0.89	5322	^[62]
Kepler-760c		0.132	2.46697439			transit	2550	0.89	5322	^[62]
Kepler-761b		0.181	10.12804789			transit	2830	0.95	5706	^[62]
Kepler-762b		1.131	3.7705521			transit	4780	1.06	5944	^[62]
Kepler-763b		0.109	1.19655156			transit	2940	0.84	5166	^[62]
Kepler-764b		0.146	7.33683936			transit	3300	0.92	5557	^[62]
Kepler-765b		0.217	27.6655226			transit	3300	1.05	5901	^[62]
Kepler-766b		0.302	6.10027804			transit	5260	1.1	5992	^[62]
Kepler-767b		0.592	161.5280101			transit	3860	0.96	5694	^[62]
Kepler-768b		0.16	11.3910025			transit	2590	0.82	5108	^[62]
Kepler-769b		0.261	7.42608998			transit	4440	1.19	6186	^[62]
Kepler-769c		0.16	15.9870174			transit	4440	1.19	6186	^[62]
Kepler-770b		0.205	18.92540274			transit	2480	0.94	5598	^[62]
Kepler-770c		0.107	1.47532231			transit	2480	0.94	5598	^[62]
Kepler-770d		0.125	4.15244722			transit	2480	0.94	5598	^[62]
Kepler-771b		0.162	8.73485836			transit	3300	1.03	5906	^[62]
Kepler-772b		0.162	12.99207337			transit	2250	0.98	5714	^[62]
Kepler-773b		0.128	3.74910006			transit	1720	1.04	5850	^[62]
Kepler-774b		0.283	11.0895723			transit	3900	1.57	6403	^[62]
Kepler-775b		0.106	0.97486893			transit	1300	0.92	5468	^[62]
Kepler-776b		0.114	4.89718784			transit	2370	0.83	5071	^[62]
Kepler-777b		0.131	5.72812599			transit	1250	0.58	4043	^[62]
Kepler-778b		0.15	3.75574426			transit	2930	0.81	5102	^[62]
Kepler-779b		0.082	7.09714223			transit	730	0.46	3804	^[62]
Kepler-780b		0.079	0.67737516			transit	1700	1.01	5769	^[62]
Kepler-781b		0.258	13.2140732			transit	3380	0.81	5162	^[62]
Kepler-782b		0.286	158.6853308			transit	1340	0.98	5867	^[62]
Kepler-783b		0.07	4.29264638			transit	1770	0.93	5521	^[62]
Kepler-784b		0.141	31.5922646			transit	1970	1	5674	^[62]
Kepler-785b		1.162	1.97376093			transit	2170	0.77	4739	^[62]
Kepler-786b		0.217	53.5293487			transit	1670	0.81	4838	^[62]
Kepler-787b		0.114	0.9283105			transit	1530	0.65	4248	^[62]
Kepler-788b		0.227	8.39846269			transit	5380	1.16	6159	^[62]
Kepler-789b		0.189	8.63847725			transit	2980	1.01	5870	^[62]
Kepler-790b		0.194	13.73469807			transit	2370	0.84	5208	^[62]
Kepler-791b		0.272	14.5539759			transit	4720	1.3	6383	^[62]
Kepler-792b		0.175	11.30119217			transit	3930	1.09	5971	^[62]
Kepler-793b		0.122	4.24153639			transit	2590	0.98	5745	^[62]
Kepler-794b		0.188	11.13125132			transit	2490	1.19	5839	^[62]
Kepler-795b		0.15	29.6193421			transit	1490	0.94	5631	^[62]
Kepler-796b		0.116	6.40087618			transit	1230	0.93	5475	^[62]
Kepler-797b		0.194	27.07237711			transit	2450	0.96	5680	^[62]
Kepler-798b		0.213	13.71933369			transit	3540	1.19	6224	^[62]
Kepler-799b		0.614	133.4605235			transit	3360	0.95	5681	^[62]
Kepler-800b		0.254	14.13176026			transit	3420	0.85	5315	^[62]
Kepler-801b		0.178	11.41928253			transit	1370	0.67	4435	^[62]
Kepler-802b		0.316	40.0587473			transit	2700	0.93	5507	^[62]
Kepler-803b		0.338	50.28638192			transit	2010	1.05	5919	^[62]
Kepler-804b		0.173	14.37457351			transit	2110	1.01	5817	^[62]
Kepler-804c		0.102	9.65185017			transit	2110	1.01	5817	^[62]
Kepler-805b		0.258	30.8638931			transit	2140	1.19	6112	^[62]
Kepler-806b		0.102	8.09219642			transit	850	0.99	5770	^[62]
Kepler-808b		0.13	0.63133235			transit	1050	0.76	4653	^[62]
Kepler-809b		0.269	55.63934			transit	3040	0.99	5734	^[62]
Kepler-810b		0.172	4.59725385			transit	5070	1.03	5803	^[62]
Kepler-811b		0.241	23.58447697			transit	2760	1.01	5747	^[62]
Kepler-812b		0.317	10.11716531			transit	4830	1.45	6761	^[62]
Kepler-813b		0.191	19.12947337			transit	2700	0.95	5743	^[62]
Kepler-814b		0.189	6.1469851			transit	4330	1.15	6162	^[62]
Kepler-815b		0.367	8.57503552			transit	3910	1.25	5028	^[62]
Kepler-816b		0.914	10.50682565			transit	3450	0.9	5286	^[62]
Kepler-817b		0.806	3.99010623			transit	4570	1.03	5861	^[62]
Kepler-818b		0.456	10.03538581			transit	3150	0.94	5638	^[62]
Kepler-819b		0.246	33.1995648			transit	2350	0.86	5279	^[62]
Kepler-820b		0.543	127.8338098			transit	3230	1.23	6260	^[62]
Kepler-821b		0.117	1.92279873			transit	2020	0.84	5191	^[62]
Kepler-822b		0.158	3.22296927			transit	3120	1.06	5928	^[62]
Kepler-823b		0.14	4.16809082			transit	2920	0.98	5643	^[62]
Kepler-824b		0.167	4.51436633			transit	4410	1.15	6035	^[62]
Kepler-825b		0.136	3.77360059			transit	2700	1.03	5976	^[62]
Kepler-825c		0.164	8.1818246			transit	2700	1.03	5976	^[62]
Kepler-826b		0.112	4.48758907			transit	2120	1.05	6079	^[62]
Kepler-827b		0.502	51.92927591			transit	4410	0.93	5602	^[62]
Kepler-828b		0.135	0.56785714			transit	2040	0.81	5039	^[62]
Kepler-829b		0.188	6.88337562			transit	3110	0.98	5698	^[62]
Kepler-830b		0.152	11.29695137			transit	3660	1.07	6037	^[62]
Kepler-831b		0.113	5.62153941			transit	1880	0.99	5732	^[62]
Kepler-832b		0.184	7.1396941			transit	4390	0.92	5596	^[62]
Kepler-833b		0.18	18.7546998			transit	1370	0.64	4339	^[62]
Kepler-834b		0.18	13.32388301			transit	2000	0.7	4554	^[62]
Kepler-835b		0.249	11.41909375			transit	6560	1.08	5954	^[62]
Kepler-836b		0.244	11.36112327			transit	3270	1.03	5895	^[62]
Kepler-837b		0.228	16.56059504			transit	2760	0.85	5403	^[62]
Kepler-838b		0.244	15.74957994			transit	3900	0.98	5770	^[62]
Kepler-839b		0.229	37.8144514			transit	2720	1.22	6058	^[62]
Kepler-841b		0.467	124.4198398			transit	3430	0.85	5324	^[62]
Kepler-842b		0.143	1.21956827			transit	1800	0.78	4848	^[62]
Kepler-843b		0.231	2.05387982			transit	4070	1.02	5830	^[62]
Kepler-844b		0.15	2.61302086			transit	1290	0.59	4128	^[62]
Kepler-845b		0.182	0.92785982			transit	1540	0.79	4913	^[62]
Kepler-846b		0.221	19.80792185			transit	4020	0.94	5579	^[62]
Kepler-847b		0.105	2.3432319			transit	1730	0.83	4940	^[62]
Kepler-848b		0.152	6.91134416			transit	2600	1.01	5695	^[62]
Kepler-849b		0.637	394.6244904			transit	2440	1.23	6059	^[62]
Kepler-850b		0.159	7.19303878			transit	5010	1.06	5932	^[62]
Kepler-851b		0.15	8.50699658			transit	2830	0.89	5455	^[62]
Kepler-852b		0.227	44.9309804			transit	2790	1.19	6100	^[62]
Kepler-853b		0.151	7.16892463			transit	2000	1.3	6350	^[62]
Kepler-855b		0.745	7.8866311			transit	3400	1.03	5835	^[62]
Kepler-856b		0.83	8.02768059			transit	3830	0.96	5535	^[62]
Kepler-857b		0.607	85.35129427			transit	3390	0.99	5773	^[62]
Kepler-858b		0.434	76.13602028			transit	970	0.96	5653	^[62]
Kepler-859b		0.276	20.38177573			transit	2980	0.81	5020	^[62]
Kepler-860b		0.289	5.10137945			transit	4220	1.04	5836	^[62]
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Kepler-893b		0.27	6.33855761			transit	3970	1	5820	^[62]
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Kepler-908b		0.109	1.34059747			transit	820	1.11	5973	^[62]
Kepler-909b		0.131	13.93290318			transit	1040	1.17	6154	^[62]
Kepler-910b		0.073	2.36436901			transit	1310	1.26	6230	^[62]
Kepler-911b		0.232	20.310501			transit	1850	1.34	6112	^[62]
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Kepler-924b		0.274	61.0370117			transit	3250	1.14	6167	^[62]
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Kepler-929b		0.099	0.92103214			transit	2700	1.01	5869	^[62]
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Kepler-937b		0.332	67.668827			transit	4830	1.15	6095	^[62]
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Kepler-955b		0.279	14.53244172			transit	2080	0.89	5350	^[62]
Kepler-956b		0.268	5.24867263			transit	2060	1.1	6040	^[62]
Kepler-957b		0.491	5.90741354			transit	2440	0.81	4963	^[62]
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Kepler-959b		0.391	14.80074836			transit	3270	1.6	7005	^[62]
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Kepler-967b		0.21	13.22713379			transit	1630	0.84	5178	^[62]
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Kepler-1067b		0.071	0.76212926			transit	2250	0.95	5592	^[62]
Kepler-1068b		0.324	16.92344113			transit	5000	1.01	5806	^[62]
Kepler-1069b		0.143	23.8990296			transit	1420	0.99	5722	^[62]
Kepler-1070b		0.154	6.2216147			transit	3400	1.21	6261	^[62]
Kepler-1071b		0.212	6.1799844			transit	3140	0.86	5215	^[62]
Kepler-1072b		0.141	1.5690665			transit	3180	1.2	6199	^[62]
Kepler-1073b		0.205	8.67888593			transit	2730	1	5792	^[62]
Kepler-1073c		0.146	4.02582254			transit	2730	1	5792	^[62]
Kepler-1074b		0.112	5.94566534			transit	800	0.6	4002	^[62]
Kepler-1075b		0.127	1.52372816			transit	860	0.56	3959	^[62]
Kepler-1076b		0.071	6.14727918			transit	650	0.79	4868	^[62]
Kepler-1077b		0.247	34.3511874			transit	3580	1.02	5816	^[62]
Kepler-1078b		0.17	3.00725242			transit	3960	0.94	5612	^[62]
Kepler-1079b		0.145	13.24503188			transit	1570	1.08	5758	^[62]
Kepler-1080b		0.293	77.2548396			transit	2240	1.1	5956	^[62]
Kepler-1081b		0.09	3.85691855			transit	1390	0.88	5345	^[62]
Kepler-1082b		0.1	1.5432066			transit	2050	1.03	5923	^[62]
Kepler-1083b		0.3	33.4177993			transit	2970	0.81	5049	^[62]
Kepler-1084b		0.099	2.05333679			transit	1390	1.12	6113	^[62]
Kepler-1085b		0.644	219.3217528			transit	4950	1.11	6000	^[62]
Kepler-1086b		0.218	18.78425728			transit	1510	0.7	4350	^[62]
Kepler-1086c		0.262	161.5163345			transit	1510	0.7	4350	^[62]
Kepler-1087b		0.054	0.69384285			transit	1150	0.96	5589	^[62]
Kepler-1088b		0.127	23.12748644			transit	980	1.08	5975	^[62]
Kepler-1089b		0.163	5.13248562			transit	740	0.52	3753	^[62]
Kepler-1090b		0.201	198.680179			transit	2290	0.86	5321	^[62]
Kepler-1091b		0.13	1.43474156			transit	2980	1.01	5851	^[62]
Kepler-1092b		0.185	58.6017925			transit	2980	0.99	5862	^[62]
Kepler-1093b		0.174	25.0824626			transit	2770	1.13	6166	^[62]
Kepler-1093c		0.175	89.722292			transit	2770	1.13	6166	^[62]
Kepler-1094b		0.284	78.1000231			transit	4470	1.14	6112	^[62]
Kepler-1095b		0.108	4.27103091			transit	2470	0.94	5658	^[62]
Kepler-1096b		0.111	2.89221751			transit	1120	0.66	4306	^[62]
Kepler-1097b		0.291	187.747029			transit	2410	0.82	5211	^[62]
Kepler-1098b		0.116	2.54307286			transit	2860	0.99	5794	^[62]
Kepler-1099b		0.252	2.16845259			transit	3940	1.01	5837	^[62]
Kepler-1100b		0.156	6.42200058			transit	3100	1.21	6247	^[62]
Kepler-1101b		0.22	81.3151059			transit	2930	0.94	5614	^[62]
Kepler-1102b		0.237	51.3285623			transit	3220	0.96	5724	^[62]
Kepler-1103b		0.203	19.79191978			transit	3000	1.11	6092	^[62]
Kepler-1104b		0.11	5.03728015			transit	1680	1.3	6417	^[62]
Kepler-1105b		0.179	4.42157218			transit	1200	0.71	4299	^[62]
Kepler-1106b		0.147	1.25275217			transit	3810	1.11	6104	^[62]
Kepler-1107b		0.12	0.57103852			transit	1490	0.86	5268	^[62]
Kepler-1108b		0.13	4.51005748			transit	2490	0.88	5406	^[62]
Kepler-1109b		0.195	37.6467384			transit	2600	1.05	5893	^[62]
Kepler-1110b		0.237	9.69312032			transit	2370	0.73	4781	^[62]
Kepler-1111b		0.178	8.79617863			transit	3720	1.1	6077	^[62]
Kepler-1112b		0.269	14.36267939			transit	5660	1.34	6496	^[62]
Kepler-1113b		0.251	42.3004954			transit	3680	1.12	5931	^[62]
Kepler-1114b		0.12	14.97435694			transit	1390	0.87	5374	^[62]
Kepler-1115b		0.152	23.5540725			transit	3050	1.6	8480	^[62]
Kepler-1116b		0.227	41.6977827			transit	3320	0.95	5641	^[62]
Kepler-1117b		0.099	4.79028459			transit	2020	0.95	5612	^[62]
Kepler-1118b		0.244	38.6715075			transit	2670	0.96	5688	^[62]
Kepler-1119b		0.171	8.3265153			transit	4200	1.11	6083	^[62]
Kepler-1120b		0.123	2.94902905			transit	2070	0.78	4904	^[62]
Kepler-1121b		0.17	13.15141081			transit	1730	1.29	6231	^[62]
Kepler-1122b		0.182	42.1917357			transit	3010	0.92	5544	^[62]
Kepler-1123b		0.149	4.33946454			transit	2600	0.93	5500	^[62]
Kepler-1124b		0.114	2.85234897			transit	580	0.35	3658	^[62]
Kepler-1125b		0.164	17.6700642			transit	3000	0.95	5683	^[62]
Kepler-1126b		0.154	108.593329			transit	2180	0.92	5798	^[62]
Kepler-1127b		0.175	5.12330347			transit	3250	0.97	5664	^[62]
Kepler-1128b		0.326	61.6178167			transit	3790	0.94	5543	^[62]
Kepler-1129b		0.264	24.3397804			transit	4100	1	5831	^[62]
Kepler-1129c		0.244	76.5369586			transit	4100	1	5831	^[62]
Kepler-1130b		0.071	5.45298175			transit	760	0.9	5403	^[62]
Kepler-1131b		0.142	3.53232449			transit	3620	1.03	5851	^[62]
Kepler-1132b		0.21	62.8916228			transit	3100	0.87	5298	^[62]
Kepler-1133b		0.176	11.55562343			transit	2680	0.93	5569	^[62]
Kepler-1134b		0.236	17.13263989			transit	3250	0.84	5281	^[62]
Kepler-1135b		0.165	76.957857			transit	2370	0.96	5656	^[62]
Kepler-1136b		0.146	2.36172433			transit	1780	0.72	4512	^[62]
Kepler-1137b		0.196	23.9210791			transit	3170	1.5	6807	^[62]
Kepler-1138b		0.152	3.17060005			transit	3590	0.95	5582	^[62]
Kepler-1139b		0.106	0.81316672			transit	1810	0.94	5550	^[62]
Kepler-1140b		0.247	24.0862707			transit	2140	0.76	4850	^[62]
Kepler-1141b		0.073	2.34451194			transit	1190	1.01	5791	^[62]
Kepler-1142b		0.131	18.3027248			transit	2270	0.97	5685	^[62]
Kepler-1143b		0.149	2.88890485			transit	2060	0.81	5053	^[62]
Kepler-1143c		0.321	210.630591			transit	2060	0.81	5053	^[62]
Kepler-1144b		0.178	17.14647302			transit	3300	0.98	5753	^[62]
Kepler-1145b		0.125	3.97076766			transit	2330	0.79	5064	^[62]
Kepler-1146b		0.11	2.3522658			transit	2260	0.74	4692	^[62]
Kepler-1147b		0.233	10.62784997			transit	4810	1.09	5941	^[62]
Kepler-1148b		0.151	1.10446351			transit	2220	0.81	5054	^[62]
Kepler-1149b		0.128	3.73089898			transit	3340	1.02	5833	^[62]
Kepler-1150b		0.091	2.78786839			transit	1220	0.76	4754	^[62]
Kepler-1151b		0.198	65.6478424			transit	2490	0.88	5470	^[62]
Kepler-1152b		0.078	1.64680191			transit	600	0.55	3964	^[62]
Kepler-1153b		0.154	1.75583533			transit	3860	0.91	5470	^[62]
Kepler-1154b		0.209	5.1856142			transit	4990	1.26	6327	^[62]
Kepler-1154c		0.211	8.45808312			transit	4990	1.26	6327	^[62]
Kepler-1155b		0.181	33.469743			transit	3220	1.03	5842	^[62]
Kepler-1156b		0.118	11.89520511			transit	2480	1	5778	^[62]
Kepler-1157b		0.097	4.45743164			transit	1130	0.76	4679	^[62]
Kepler-1158b		0.209	13.5396293			transit	4100	1.41	6203	^[62]
Kepler-1159b		0.211	22.70816791			transit	4040	1.19	6217	^[62]
Kepler-1160b		0.191	7.97034958			transit	4220	0.92	5519	^[62]
Kepler-1161b		0.19	10.71252541			transit	1400	0.59	4253	^[62]
Kepler-1162b		0.197	32.5637069			transit	3230	0.89	5390	^[62]
Kepler-1163b		0.092	6.11786898			transit	1590	1.22	6302	^[62]
Kepler-1164b		0.1	3.97599768			transit	1460	0.85	5183	^[62]
Kepler-1165b		0.138	9.478522			transit	3530	1.13	6080	^[62]
Kepler-1166b		0.151	33.2406882			transit	2110	0.9	5446	^[62]
Kepler-1167b		0.153	1.00393374			transit	2650	0.79	4971	^[62]
Kepler-1168b		0.223	55.8226539			transit	2970	0.87	5157	^[62]
Kepler-1169b		0.084	6.11009134			transit	1750	1.24	6191	^[62]
Kepler-1170b		0.215	9.98969327			transit	2970	0.8	5069	^[62]
Kepler-1171b		0.228	1.44259224			transit	2010	1.58	7044	^[62]
Kepler-1172b		0.285	26.0204423			transit	4210	0.92	5558	^[62]
Kepler-1173b		0.079	0.7698536			transit	1310	0.86	5252	^[62]
Kepler-1174b		0.142	6.89225223			transit	2700	1.04	5936	^[62]
Kepler-1175b		0.267	37.94563			transit	4060	0.9	5453	^[62]
Kepler-1176b		0.219	24.1738579			transit	3340	1.01	5844	^[62]
Kepler-1177b		0.17	106.247547			transit	2700	0.98	5712	^[62]
Kepler-1178b		0.095	31.80634			transit	1100	0.8	4990	^[62]
Kepler-1179b		0.118	2.68505749			transit	1480	0.84	5212	^[62]
Kepler-1180b		0.178	16.8601286			transit	4190	1.09	6077	^[62]
Kepler-1181b		0.14	4.89337519			transit	2830	1.17	6176	^[62]
Kepler-1182b		0.215	11.17394617			transit	4100	1.04	5924	^[62]
Kepler-1183b		0.252	28.5057189			transit	4490	1	5765	^[62]
Kepler-1184b		0.239	53.5991044			transit	3890	1.05	5983	^[62]
Kepler-1185b		0.119	104.3518976			transit	970	0.96	5622	^[62]
Kepler-1186b		0.199	16.07677615			transit	3630	0.95	5635	^[62]
Kepler-1187b		0.233	18.87064068			transit	3360	1.06	5975	^[62]
Kepler-1188b		0.186	17.1369543			transit	3920	1.04	5913	^[62]
Kepler-1189b		0.158	3.78858982			transit	2880	1.11	6012	^[62]
Kepler-1190b		0.119	10.45843441			transit	1250	0.76	4730	^[62]
Kepler-1191b		0.135	5.60014851			transit	2860	0.85	5308	^[62]
Kepler-1192b		0.211	25.2034787			transit	3610	0.86	5438	^[62]
Kepler-1193b		0.118	2.83265213			transit	2270	1.08	5908	^[62]
Kepler-1194b		0.135	16.22371307			transit	2010	0.94	5590	^[62]
Kepler-1195b		0.186	8.49642241			transit	2650	0.74	4965	^[62]
Kepler-1196b		0.199	66.1849031			transit	3090	0.98	5756	^[62]
Kepler-1197b		0.112	2.03231845			transit	1650	0.78	4708	^[62]
Kepler-1198b		0.131	7.6847716			transit	2530	0.93	5517	^[62]
Kepler-1199b		0.103	15.0447198			transit	1800	0.94	5889	^[62]
Kepler-1200b		0.095	1.11854972			transit	1890	0.74	4612	^[62]
Kepler-1201b		0.204	15.18725932			transit	3920	1.15	6177	^[62]
Kepler-1202b		0.262	28.6851324			transit	4540	1.03	5834	^[62]
Kepler-1203b		0.095	0.58800076			transit	880	0.64	4105	^[62]
Kepler-1204b		0.272	85.7350285			transit	4180	1.03	5825	^[62]
Kepler-1205b		0.126	1.07839035			transit	2500	0.84	5226	^[62]
Kepler-1206b		0.146	1.21699766			transit	2630	0.8	4877	^[62]
Kepler-1207b		0.145	13.68237119			transit	3090	1.06	5909	^[62]
Kepler-1208b		0.207	11.08507637			transit	2860	0.8	5001	^[62]
Kepler-1209b		0.135	25.369116			transit	1820	1.23	6210	^[62]
Kepler-1210b		0.152	8.07124073			transit	3770	0.94	5568	^[62]
Kepler-1211b		0.227	11.01816836			transit	4850	0.96	5705	^[62]
Kepler-1212b		0.191	12.94130146			transit	4250	1.1	6051	^[62]
Kepler-1213b		0.106	5.34982412			transit	2230	1.14	6050	^[62]
Kepler-1214b		0.211	18.82634264			transit	2470	0.85	5130	^[62]
Kepler-1215b		0.109	4.76703963			transit	2290	0.95	5616	^[62]
Kepler-1216b		0.124	4.37034536			transit	3670	0.99	5743	^[62]
Kepler-1217b		0.178	2.03232507			transit	4450	1.06	5905	^[62]
Kepler-1218b		0.128	22.9221266			transit	2180	1.06	5986	^[62]
Kepler-1219b		0.189	16.10467749			transit	2030	1.25	5944	^[62]
Kepler-1220b		0.136	7.42693741			transit	3120	1	5842	^[62]
Kepler-1221b		0.168	12.00096042			transit	2960	0.87	5194	^[62]
Kepler-1222b		0.07	1.91694425			transit	1480	0.84	5239	^[62]
Kepler-1223b		0.109	16.301259			transit	1480	0.8	4870	^[62]
Kepler-1224b		0.119	13.32351601			transit	1890	1.18	6155	^[62]
Kepler-1225b		0.162	7.01075434			transit	4050	1.13	6140	^[62]
Kepler-1226b		0.129	17.2923453			transit	2540	1.02	5923	^[62]
Kepler-1227b		0.204	94.2887577			transit	2180	0.97	5747	^[62]
Kepler-1228b		0.137	0.57736958			transit	1780	0.78	5063	^[62]
Kepler-1229b		0.125	86.828989			transit	770	0.54	3784	^[62] Potentially habitable exoplanet^[65]
Kepler-1230b		0.242	9.95661537			transit	4670	1.06	5961	^[62]
Kepler-1231b		0.127	10.41725184			transit	3090	1.01	5778	^[62]
Kepler-1232b		0.172	26.7839183			transit	2400	0.92	5471	^[62]
Kepler-1233b		0.232	45.1263042			transit	4180	1.16	6198	^[62]
Kepler-1234b		0.251	11.94014029			transit	2820	0.8	4967	^[62]
Kepler-1235b		0.07	4.16055856			transit	1740	0.93	5541	^[62]
Kepler-1236b		0.191	31.0571618			transit	3520	0.86	5337	^[62]
Kepler-1237b		0.255	84.5733226			transit	3660	0.94	5472	^[62]
Kepler-1238b		0.172	4.14787559			transit	5000	1.3	6386	^[62]
Kepler-1239b		0.259	5.19104016			transit	8190	1.4	6564	^[62]
Kepler-1240b		0.103	4.8663815			transit	2000	0.98	5682	^[62]
Kepler-1241b		0.235	18.5525701			transit	3050	0.84	5261	^[62]
Kepler-1242b		0.202	13.62798432			transit	2220	0.77	4895	^[62]
Kepler-1243b		0.156	16.8320729			transit	2860	0.96	5667	^[62]
Kepler-1244b		0.12	3.70428172			transit	2490	1.46	6680	^[62]
Kepler-1245b		0.128	4.35409304			transit	2810	0.86	5306	^[62]
Kepler-1245c		0.128	2.93658468			transit	2810	0.86	5306	^[62]
Kepler-1246b		0.121	11.32271513			transit	1420	0.73	4611	^[62]
Kepler-1247b		0.208	13.71220213			transit	3570	0.86	5303	^[62]
Kepler-1248b		0.105	7.46725407			transit	1800	1.21	6149	^[62]
Kepler-1249b		0.212	24.3347127			transit	5460	1.19	6202	^[62]
Kepler-1250b		0.171	2.60754383			transit	4470	0.99	5717	^[62]
Kepler-1251b		0.164	45.0904643			transit	2810	0.92	5545	^[62]
Kepler-1252b		0.149	15.0540329			transit	2700	1.06	5949	^[62]
Kepler-1253b		0.119	68.8861915			transit	1300	0.97	5850	^[62]
Kepler-1254b		0.138	9.99113313			transit	2200	0.78	4985	^[62]
Kepler-1254c		0.116	3.60084276			transit	2200	0.78	4985	^[62]
Kepler-1254d		0.117	5.72717226			transit	2200	0.78	4985	^[62]
Kepler-1255b		0.207	36.2919336			transit	4380	1.08	6018	^[62]
Kepler-1256b		0.133	12.4127754			transit	2810	1.17	6129	^[62]
Kepler-1257b		0.136	2.66831376			transit	3530	0.9	5502	^[62]
Kepler-1258b		0.077	0.98494017			transit	2120	0.99	5839	^[62]
Kepler-1259b		0.128	0.66308526			transit	2300	0.8	5053	^[62]
Kepler-1260b		0.158	19.1187753			transit	3400	1.06	5961	^[62]
Kepler-1261b		0.202	48.4308991			transit	2590	0.82	5006	^[62]
Kepler-1262b		0.162	8.67900242			transit	3760	0.99	5771	^[62]
Kepler-1263b		0.102	4.55139967			transit	2270	0.84	5213	^[62]
Kepler-1264b		0.105	0.96852602			transit	2650	0.99	5791	^[62]
Kepler-1265b		0.12	6.49441289			transit	1890	0.71	4630	^[62]
Kepler-1266b		0.23	28.474748			transit	2940	0.8	5044	^[62]
Kepler-1267b		0.269	13.0313945			transit	5310	1.15	6096	^[62]
Kepler-1268b		0.181	40.9903986			transit	4590	1.06	5904	^[62]
Kepler-1269b		0.145	37.3331536			transit	2300	1.1	5998	^[62]
Kepler-1270b		0.296	6.03356196			transit	3930	1.28	5047	^[62]
Kepler-1271b		0.132	3.0255955			transit	2890	1.13	6143	^[62]
Kepler-1272b		0.211	51.1309704			transit	2920	1.06	5926	^[62]
Kepler-1273b		0.222	28.625653			transit	4420	0.94	5566	^[62]
Kepler-1274b		0.127	6.98152703			transit	1990	1.45	6179	^[62]
Kepler-1275b		0.132	3.65691115			transit	4200	1.23	6296	^[62]
Kepler-1276b		0.106	12.5720095			transit	1910	1.14	6188	^[62]
Kepler-1277b		0.143	40.8365012			transit	1980	0.94	5578	^[62]
Kepler-1278b		0.09	3.23941344			transit	2420	1.11	6074	^[62]
Kepler-1279b		0.156	23.4774101			transit	3320	1.21	6221	^[62]
Kepler-1280b		0.167	66.5579057			transit	3280	1.2	6227	^[62]
Kepler-1281b		0.146	3.11602791			transit	3600	0.87	5353	^[62]
Kepler-1282b		0.138	2.13194651			transit	3670	0.92	5504	^[62]
Kepler-1283b		0.17	12.9460978			transit	4740	1.16	6175	^[62]
Kepler-1284b		0.108	0.66407381			transit	2780	0.84	5123	^[62]
Kepler-1285b		0.087	14.7967458			transit	1190	1.2	6170	^[62]
Kepler-1286b		0.192	11.25402929			transit	3800	1	5753	^[62]
Kepler-1287b		0.137	11.47685909			transit	3350	0.96	5715	^[62]
Kepler-1288b		0.1	2.76122421			transit	2330	1.2	6132	^[62]
Kepler-1289b		0.136	7.99019627			transit	3450	1.1	6080	^[62]
Kepler-1290b		0.127	4.69500134			transit	4310	0.95	5660	^[62]
Kepler-1291b		0.148	8.63043276			transit	3200	0.84	5216	^[62]
Kepler-1292b		0.162	3.27646405			transit	4590	0.95	5556	^[62]
Kepler-1293b		0.087	5.57654784			transit	2500	1.18	6241	^[62]
Kepler-1294b		0.285	115.6862258			transit	3700	0.99	5776	^[62]
Kepler-1295b		0.138	3.81371974			transit	4100	0.92	5486	^[62]
Kepler-1296b		0.081	8.3839865			transit	2060	0.87	5359	^[62]
Kepler-1297b		0.087	1.68189002			transit	3250	0.99	5818	^[62]
Kepler-1298b		0.117	7.12811928			transit	1620	1.45	6339	^[62]
Kepler-1299b		0.266	19.9400874			transit	4410	0.94	5609	^[62]
Kepler-1300b		0.122	22.2419092			transit	2470	1.29	6130	^[62]
Kepler-1301b		0.125	9.08237046			transit	2660	0.85	5188	^[62]
Kepler-1302b		0.128	8.83922659			transit	2370	0.86	5236	^[62]
Kepler-1303b		0.127	7.56127224			transit	2950	1.01	5771	^[62]
Kepler-1304b		0.204	16.1288853			transit	2220	0.85	5259	^[62]
Kepler-1305b		0.168	13.5630972			transit	4380	0.97	5701	^[62]
Kepler-1306b		0.17	16.29595382			transit	3700	0.98	5727	^[62]
Kepler-1307b		0.22	18.01621096			transit	4550	1.06	5884	^[62]
Kepler-1308b		0.046	2.10433812			transit	240	0.35	3468	^[62]
Kepler-1309b		0.211	28.8432647			transit	2760	0.85	5235	^[62]
Kepler-1310b		0.128	0.67933627			transit	1900	0.91	5549	^[62]
Kepler-1311b		0.111	11.1726994			transit	2300	1.05	5748	^[62]
Kepler-1311c		0.109	2.53573424			transit	2300	1.05	5748	^[62]
Kepler-1312b		0.187	5.44832529			transit	990	0.99	5719	^[62]
Kepler-1313b		0.157	3.83309118			transit	610	0.92	5453	^[62]
Kepler-1314b		0.456	5.42474928			transit	1510	0.6	4188	^[62]
Kepler-1315b		0.123	0.84338011			transit	1650	0.8	4861	^[62]
Kepler-1316b		0.316	87.9732136			transit	2460	1.04	5884	^[62]
Kepler-1317b		0.139	0.56887443			transit	2390	0.83	5144	^[62]
Kepler-1318b		0.277	213.257663			transit	1550	0.73	4598	^[62]
Kepler-1319b		0.12	2.88676265			transit	370	0.56	3655	^[62]
Kepler-1320b		0.152	0.86838653			transit	2510	0.8	4817	^[62]
Kepler-1321b		0.439	11.12830484			transit	1780	0.54	4094	^[62]
Kepler-1321c		0.214	2.22649109			transit	1780	0.54	4094	^[62]
Kepler-1322b		0.144	0.96286738			transit	3970	0.9	5488	^[62]
Kepler-1323b		0.136	0.92990668			transit	1700	1.18	6169	^[62]
Kepler-1324b		0.135	4.11584468			transit	1700	0.78	4776	^[62]
Kepler-1325b		0.255	33.8786838			transit	3110	0.93	5550	^[62]
Kepler-1326b		0.373	42.3514267			transit	3000	1.45	6725	^[62]
Kepler-1327b		0.161	14.88801098			transit	2240	1.02	5885	^[62]
Kepler-1328b		0.087	4.52158888			transit	2100	1	5780	^[62]
Kepler-1329b		0.194	9.33646594			transit	2040	0.72	4500	^[62]
Kepler-1330b		0.147	10.10769068			transit	3060	0.97	5608	^[62]
Kepler-1331b		0.094	0.78916165			transit	1190	0.72	4508	^[62]
Kepler-1332b		0.122	11.87456832			transit	1680	0.95	5581	^[62]
Kepler-1333b		0.251	109.6471842			transit	3120	0.94	5628	^[62]
Kepler-1334b		0.204	15.64591713			transit	3410	0.94	5614	^[62]
Kepler-1335b		0.129	6.26406846			transit	2050	0.77	4903	^[62]
Kepler-1336b		0.177	23.198681			transit	2680	0.94	5512	^[62]
Kepler-1336c		0.153	5.77721211			transit	2680	0.94	5512	^[62]
Kepler-1337b		0.215	24.4002549			transit	1920	0.7	4523	^[62]
Kepler-1338b		0.082	0.93511806			transit	2020	1.04	5909	^[62]
Kepler-1339b		0.063	1.34155513			transit	870	0.94	5586	^[62]
Kepler-1340b		0.138	0.66502692			transit	4630	1.27	6331	^[62]
Kepler-1341b		0.267	132.9968322			transit	1520	0.79	4662	^[62]
Kepler-1342b		0.148	2.21571036			transit	3070	0.93	5527	^[62]
Kepler-1343b		0.172	3.35183158			transit	4260	0.95	5759	^[62]
Kepler-1344b		0.164	4.7683049			transit	2780	1.09	5981	^[62]
Kepler-1345b		0.211	44.6169557			transit	3800	1.32	6449	^[62]
Kepler-1346b		0.141	3.40165668			transit	3660	1.14	6133	^[62]
Kepler-1347b		0.092	14.00947528			transit	1050	0.82	5193	^[62]
Kepler-1348b		0.173	27.5722742			transit	3370	1.04	5911	^[62]
Kepler-1349b		0.062	2.12823928			transit	850	1.16	6086	^[62]
Kepler-1350b		0.225	4.4968604			transit	1100	0.55	3827	^[62]
Kepler-1350c		0.154	1.76678906			transit	1100	0.55	3827	^[62]
Kepler-1351b		0.058	0.91614077			transit	790	0.7	4439	^[62]
Kepler-1352b		0.079	1.87788275			transit	2080	1.11	6118	^[62]
Kepler-1353b		0.161	24.7543966			transit	1940	0.76	4776	^[62]
Kepler-1354b		0.265	76.613377			transit	3450	1.16	6168	^[62]
Kepler-1355b		0.13	1.28958811			transit	3140	0.88	5352	^[62]
Kepler-1356b		0.136	0.63400294			transit	2870	0.82	5106	^[62]
Kepler-1357b		0.114	3.0091324			transit	3350	0.93	5597	^[62]
Kepler-1358b		0.1	7.06317341			transit	1820	0.82	5181	^[62]
Kepler-1359b		0.252	59.4970952			transit	2180	0.78	4709	^[62]
Kepler-1360b		0.303	40.5286413			transit	4580	1.51	6778	^[62]
Kepler-1361b		0.077	3.57554956			transit	1320	0.83	5131	^[62]
Kepler-1362b		0.232	136.205626			transit	2500	0.8	4857	^[62]
Kepler-1363b		0.112	2.94194094			transit	1820	0.76	4839	^[62]
Kepler-1364b		0.192	13.32196237			transit	3750	1.49	6805	^[62]
Kepler-1365b		0.082	7.69993485			transit	1760	1	5770	^[62]
Kepler-1365c		0.071	4.77468005			transit	1760	1	5770	^[62]
Kepler-1366b		0.128	2.16457097			transit	1290	0.62	4070	^[62]
Kepler-1367b		0.082	1.57409027			transit	1160	0.62	4106	^[62]
Kepler-1368b		0.147	0.67564949			transit	5700	1.07	5906	^[62]
Kepler-1369b		0.24	25.873148			transit	4030	0.99	5761	^[62]
Kepler-1370b		0.164	20.2641684			transit	2860	1.19	6202	^[62]
Kepler-1370c		0.113	7.44142113			transit	2860	1.19	6202	^[62]
Kepler-1371b		0.065	3.4462039			transit	1500	0.87	5361	^[62]
Kepler-1371c		0.057	2.00541269			transit	1500	0.87	5361	^[62]
Kepler-1372b		0.113	1.31155557			transit	3790	0.98	5677	^[62]
Kepler-1373b		0.103	1.29123275			transit	3630	1.22	6299	^[62]
Kepler-1374b		0.204	10.65276707			transit	3700	0.85	5323	^[62]
Kepler-1375b		0.155	3.3004192			transit	4040	1.47	6704	^[62]
Kepler-1376b		0.094	5.30880656			transit	2820	0.98	5659	^[62]
Kepler-1377b		0.112	0.74092842			transit	3320	0.86	5218	^[62]
Kepler-1378b		0.196	11.95398936			transit	1830	0.7	4407	^[62]
Kepler-1379b		0.116	0.88184115			transit	3100	0.83	5188	^[62]
Kepler-1380b		0.128	10.3108245			transit	3940	0.96	5570	^[62]
Kepler-1381b		0.201	25.3842686			transit	4260	0.96	5747	^[62]
Kepler-1382b		0.168	16.3583055			transit	2400	1.36	6161	^[62]
Kepler-1383b		0.126	13.9093583			transit	3130	1.26	6370	^[62]
Kepler-1384b		0.173	15.36262753			transit	2020	0.78	4919	^[62]
Kepler-1385b		0.076	2.88879862			transit	1720	1.15	5732	^[62]
Kepler-1386b		0.111	6.73972381			transit	2730	1.02	5733	^[62]
Kepler-1387b		0.083	2.27952666			transit	1600	0.82	5046	^[62]
Kepler-1388b		0.231	12.2854603			transit	1600	0.63	4098	^[62]
Kepler-1388c		0.202	5.53608151			transit	1600	0.63	4098	^[62]
Kepler-1388d		0.255	20.9568158			transit	1600	0.63	4098	^[62]
Kepler-1388e		0.219	37.6327084			transit	1600	0.63	4098	^[62]
Kepler-1389b		0.158	99.2530951			transit	1700	0.81	5078	^[62]
Kepler-1390b		0.105	6.48021673			transit	2500	0.98	5753	^[62]
Kepler-1391b		0.15	54.4092333			transit	2350	1.03	5840	^[62]
Kepler-1392b		0.175	15.1410397			transit	3640	0.88	5479	^[62]
Kepler-1393b		0.071	2.44357812			transit	1510	0.95	5697	^[62]
Kepler-1394b		0.124	3.93766373			transit	2700	1.64	6481	^[62]
Kepler-1395b		0.071	3.78470649			transit	1650	1.17	6138	^[62]
Kepler-1396b		0.185	18.2206421			transit	4030	1.18	6195	^[62]
Kepler-1397b		0.153	47.449955			transit	2500	1.09	6026	^[62]
Kepler-1398b		0.08	2.78815679			transit	2590	1.13	6126	^[62]
Kepler-1398c		0.092	4.13827595			transit	2590	1.13	6126	^[62]
Kepler-1399b		0.112	1.63865306			transit	4100	0.97	5735	^[62]
Kepler-1400b		0.145	9.06689421			transit	2870	0.83	5044	^[62]
Kepler-1401b		0.15	11.20066445			transit	4050	1.07	5964	^[62]
Kepler-1402b		0.068	2.03387914			transit	2220	0.9	5416	^[62]
Kepler-1403b		0.191	5.19492202			transit	5870	1.11	6060	^[62]
Kepler-1404b		0.179	15.9314739			transit	3090	0.84	5261	^[62]
Kepler-1405b		0.353	28.2274184			transit	5230	1.05	5925	^[62]
Kepler-1406b		0.098	11.62905828			transit	1910	1.05	5892	^[62]
Kepler-1407b		0.201	20.0711504			transit	4160	1.1	6010	^[62]
Kepler-1408b		0.079	2.99793191			transit	1390	1.21	6170	^[62]
Kepler-1409b		0.093	0.76486493			transit	2350	0.83	5160	^[62]
Kepler-1410b		0.159	60.866168			transit	1200	0.63	4092	^[62] Potentially habitable exoplanet^[66]
Kepler-1411b		0.252	86.1150888			transit	4670	0.95	5664	^[62]
Kepler-1412b		0.074	3.6146051			transit	2080	1.06	5880	^[62]
Kepler-1413b		0.162	13.1829642			transit	3790	0.84	5196	^[62]
Kepler-1414b		0.11	3.51576315			transit	1740	0.8	4951	^[62]
Kepler-1415b		0.115	0.63642408			transit	3480	0.89	5267	^[62]
Kepler-1416b		0.079	1.49514952			transit	2630	1.09	6019	^[62]
Kepler-1417b		0.089	20.3505213			transit	2140	1.02	5839	^[62]
Kepler-1418b		0.148	22.4764425			transit	1630	0.77	4770	^[62]
Kepler-1419b		0.255	42.5215895			transit	4710	1.01	5796	^[62]
Kepler-1420b		0.114	6.69960006			transit	3010	0.82	5187	^[62]
Kepler-1421b		0.083	6.9131112			transit	2200	1.25	6335	^[62]
Kepler-1422b		0.18	18.6051942			transit	6790	1.15	6194	^[62]
Kepler-1423b		0.095	23.955378			transit	1460	0.79	4939	^[62]
Kepler-1424b		0.103	29.6091744			transit	2000	1.02	5838	^[62]
Kepler-1425b		0.084	14.4541302			transit	1630	0.97	5718	^[62]
Kepler-1426b		0.139	14.2563227			transit	3950	1.02	5831	^[62]
Kepler-1427b		0.098	0.96897238			transit	4000	1.01	5793	^[62]
Kepler-1428b		0.146	10.67607169			transit	2620	1.28	6184	^[62]
Kepler-1429b		0.115	4.48487493			transit	3770	1.05	5902	^[62]
Kepler-1430b		0.105	2.46050993			transit	1760	0.77	4796	^[62]
Kepler-1431b		0.131	5.86601526			transit	4100	1.03	5806	^[62]
Kepler-1432b		0.198	23.9109011			transit	5060	1.09	6031	^[62]
Kepler-1433b		0.139	4.13592271			transit	4330	1.14	6097	^[62]
Kepler-1434b		0.099	8.05333618			transit	2200	1.47	6291	^[62]
Kepler-1435b		0.077	4.45343281			transit	2220	1.21	6356	^[62]
Kepler-1436b		0.117	9.705716			transit	3720	1.06	5972	^[62]
Kepler-1437b		0.122	10.9295461			transit	3860	0.93	5557	^[62]
Kepler-1438b		0.084	2.31942009			transit	2820	0.97	5530	^[62]
Kepler-1439b		0.13	8.07392849			transit	700	0.46	3578	^[62]
Kepler-1440b		0.112	39.859484			transit	2230	0.98	5698	^[62]
Kepler-1441b		0.117	39.4419839			transit	2450	1	5802	^[62]
Kepler-1442b		0.351	81.4162941			transit	1710	1.34	6394	^[62]
Kepler-1443b		0.087	2.41811321			transit	1550	1.19	6289	^[62]
Kepler-1444b		0.194	33.42035034			transit	1100	1.03	5810	^[62]
Kepler-1445b		0.086	10.60052251			transit	1570	1.13	6150	^[62]
Kepler-1446b		0.073	0.68996783			transit	530	0.81	4865	^[62]
Kepler-1447b		0.259	56.6747285			transit	2840	0.97	5722	^[62]
Kepler-1448b		0.144	12.27065865			transit	2560	0.95	5774	^[62]
Kepler-1449b		0.15	13.2274528			transit	4310	1.08	5979	^[62]
Kepler-1450b		0.153	54.5094166			transit	1600	0.71	4524	^[62]
Kepler-1451b		0.299	35.622233			transit	3780	1	5782	^[62]
Kepler-1452b		0.241	42.913751			transit	3180	1.41	6101	^[62]
Kepler-1453b		0.238	47.1611696			transit	4190	0.97	5665	^[62]
Kepler-1454b		0.168	47.0319479			transit	2590	0.9	5448	^[62]
Kepler-1455b		0.193	49.276764			transit	1280	0.62	4075	^[62] Potentially habitable exoplanet^[63]
Kepler-1456b		0.102	18.1373829			transit	1240	0.64	4231	^[62]
Kepler-1457b		0.178	51.1110243			transit	2370	1.01	5866	^[62]
Kepler-1458b		0.246	47.9872764			transit	2090	0.96	5653	^[62]
Kepler-1459b		0.121	62.8691611			transit	1420	0.78	4828	^[62]
Kepler-1460b		0.175	29.9633247			transit	1870	0.7	4422	^[62]
Kepler-1461b		0.181	29.3494775			transit	2450	0.79	4919	^[62]
Kepler-1462b		0.341	65.6488341			transit	4460	1	5756	^[62]
Kepler-1463b		0.166	25.15864			transit	4370	0.96	5679	^[62]
Kepler-1464b		0.148	31.7785901			transit	2260	1.02	5828	^[62]
Kepler-1464c		0.089	5.32786292			transit	2260	1.02	5828	^[62]
Kepler-1465b		0.158	31.8277111			transit	1100	0.75	4726	^[62]
Kepler-1466b		0.138	31.1750448			transit	2240	1.01	5884	^[62]
Kepler-1467b		0.294	47.0569043			transit	2900	0.86	5332	^[62]
Kepler-1468b		0.154	8.23984869			transit	3700	1.04	5893	^[62]
Kepler-1468c		0.103	3.54553021			transit	3700	1.04	5893	^[62]
Kepler-1469b		0.25	21.8635301			transit	4090	0.92	5507	^[62]
Kepler-1470b		0.095	16.2950903			transit	1860	0.8	4961	^[62]
Kepler-1471b		0.126	3.63899398			transit	3450	0.95	5660	^[62]
Kepler-1472b		0.17	38.1312831			transit	4140	1.16	6159	^[62]
Kepler-1473b		0.106	14.4273551			transit	2040	1.09	6046	^[62]
Kepler-1474b		0.193	36.4333452			transit	3960	1.04	5870	^[62]
Kepler-1475b		0.261	82.177374			transit	5590	1.18	6214	^[62]
Kepler-1476b		0.149	10.35863224			transit	3970	0.98	5663	^[62]
Kepler-1477b		0.105	11.55530021			transit	1710	0.81	5100	^[62]
Kepler-1478b		0.154	26.0840594			transit	4580	1.04	5904	^[62]
Kepler-1479b		0.163	14.53261362			transit	2020	0.99	5796	^[62]
Kepler-1480b		0.149	22.12679948			transit	1800	0.85	5156	^[62]
Kepler-1481b		0.11	5.94220998			transit	1610	0.8	4908	^[62]
Kepler-1482b		0.09	12.25383217			transit	1440	0.88	5381	^[62]
Kepler-1483b		0.136	9.5085156			transit	4330	1.25	6337	^[62]
Kepler-1484b		0.188	30.4549136			transit	3570	0.94	5730	^[62]
Kepler-1485b		0.131	19.9157725			transit	1800	1.11	6087	^[62]
Kepler-1486b		0.207	54.6495759			transit	4780	1.08	5965	^[62]
Kepler-1487b		0.19	7.31946363			transit	3570	1.38	6541	^[62]
Kepler-1488b		0.166	39.8189932			transit	2020	1.05	5820	^[62]
Kepler-1489b		0.158	82.294751			transit	2800	0.93	5655	^[62]
Kepler-1490b		0.271	92.4362973			transit	3160	0.9	5515	^[62]
Kepler-1491b		0.135	16.5861762			transit	4280	1	5728	^[62]
Kepler-1492b		0.133	16.75255007			transit	1210	0.77	4712	^[62]
Kepler-1493b		0.126	15.0217983			transit	1870	1.06	5863	^[62]
Kepler-1494b		0.274	91.080482			transit	3450	0.96	5659	^[62]
Kepler-1495b		0.262	85.273256			transit	4260	1.03	5831	^[62]
Kepler-1496b		0.198	64.6588017			transit	4220	1.18	6182	^[62]
Kepler-1497b		0.148	8.74199772			transit	3660	0.96	5675	^[62]
Kepler-1498b		0.119	48.051405			transit	2400	0.86	5256	^[62]
Kepler-1499b		0.106	44.2008			transit	1000	0.82	5097	^[62]
Kepler-1500b		0.107	15.0330105			transit	2950	1	5845	^[62]
Kepler-1501b		0.139	14.5564533			transit	2900	1.2	6229	^[62]
Kepler-1502b		0.284	41.7083629			transit	5000	1.44	6666	^[62]
Kepler-1503b		0.203	96.16987			transit	2800	0.77	5069	^[62]
Kepler-1504b		0.19	82.304003			transit	3360	0.85	5393	^[62]
Kepler-1505b		0.083	30.8609366			transit	1170	0.93	5686	^[62]
Kepler-1506b		0.118	14.0329154			transit	4300	0.95	5676	^[62]
Kepler-1507b		0.075	16.0506213			transit	1120	0.89	5410	^[62]
Kepler-1508b		0.119	20.7056504			transit	2910	1.14	6158	^[62]
Kepler-1509b		0.165	25.4338197			transit	4170	1	5780	^[62]
Kepler-1510b		0.3	84.703921			transit	5270	1.19	6200	^[62]
Kepler-1511b		0.15	23.2382792			transit	2930	1.17	6064	^[62]
Kepler-1512b		0.105	20.35972599			transit	530	0.73	4372	^[62]
Kepler-1513b		0.755	160.88465087			transit	1250	0.99	5617	^[62]
Kepler-1514b		1.055	217.8317626			transit	1240	1.21	6251	^[62]
Kepler-1515b		0.852	214.3114164			transit	1640	1.3	6511	^[62]
Kepler-1516b		0.156	7.25931979			transit	2840	1.04	5904	^[62]
Kepler-1517b		0.871	5.54608367			transit	2830	1.58	7010	^[62]
Kepler-1518b		0.272	5.11177904			transit	3700	1.54	6846	^[62]
Kepler-1519b		0.63	240.7989397			transit	2800	0.94	5644	^[62]
Kepler-1520b		0.515	0.65355357			transit	2070	0.76	4677	^[62]
Kepler-1521b		0.223	47.14840805			transit	740	0.81	5042	^[62]
Kepler-1522b		0.154	1.84788917			transit	2300	0.96	5706	^[62]
Kepler-1523b		0.141	0.93875077			transit	2990	0.97	5708	^[62]
Kepler-1524b		0.316	70.9674603			transit	1650	1.17	6179	^[62]
Kepler-1525b		0.081	2.41660118			transit	1290	1.07	5748	^[62]
Kepler-1526b		0.217	3.908632			transit	1880	0.73	4601	^[62]
Kepler-1527b		0.426	160.129918			transit	5100	1.21	6224	^[62]
Kepler-1528b		0.13	1.79111021			transit	2990	1.03	5857	^[62]
Kepler-1529b		0.187	5.33905686			transit	2230	0.81	5048	^[62]
Kepler-1530b		0.146	2.5904434			transit	1800	0.92	5477	^[62]
Kepler-1530c		0.147	5.3227406			transit	1800	0.92	5477	^[62]
Kepler-1531b		0.099	1.13854338			transit	2200	1.16	6260	^[62]
Kepler-1532b		0.12	1.09366356			transit	2690	0.91	5559	^[62]
Kepler-1533b		0.309	308.5471			transit	2780	1.31	6431	^[62]
Kepler-1534b		0.169	5.71668872			transit	3610	0.9	5442	^[62]
Kepler-1535b		0.227	138.9442			transit	2870	1.08	6021	^[62]
Kepler-1536b		0.28	364.758031			transit	1310	0.71	4434	^[62]
Kepler-1537b		0.105	1.4444538			transit	1640	0.81	5079	^[62]
Kepler-1538b		0.252	175.138819			transit	4210	1.03	5837	^[62]
Kepler-1539b		0.241	133.3036741			transit	2570	0.84	5176	^[62]
Kepler-1540b		0.222	125.4131177			transit	850	0.74	4540	^[62] Potentially habitable exoplanet^[67]
Kepler-1541b		0.103	8.40691199			transit	1350	0.86	5282	^[62]
Kepler-1542b		0.068	3.95116882			transit	1100	0.94	5564	^[62]
Kepler-1542c		0.058	2.89223021			transit	1100	0.94	5564	^[62]
Kepler-1542d		0.078	5.99273738			transit	1100	0.94	5564	^[62]
Kepler-1542e		0.068	5.10115756			transit	1100	0.94	5564	^[62]
Kepler-1543b		0.242	6.96710269			transit	3630	1.39	6561	^[62]
Kepler-1544b		0.159	168.811174			transit	1140	0.81	4886	^[62] Potentially habitable exoplanet^[63]
Kepler-1545b		0.241	163.692349			transit	2240	0.84	5201	^[62]
Kepler-1546b		0.279	19.5974971			transit	3240	0.95	5623	^[62]
Kepler-1547b		0.08	0.69297968			transit	2170	1.12	6078	^[62]
Kepler-1548b		0.236	124.828679			transit	3800	0.99	5706	^[62]
Kepler-1549b		0.229	214.886545			transit	2580	0.88	5324	^[62]
Kepler-1550b		0.269	225.582809			transit	3920	1.07	5991	^[62]
Kepler-1551b		0.237	24.4973698			transit	5100	1.14	6136	^[62]
Kepler-1552b		0.22	184.771853			transit	2020	0.85	5202	^[62]
Kepler-1553b		0.103	4.24261881			transit	2350	0.85	5288	^[62]
Kepler-1554b		0.259	198.088774			transit	3200	0.84	5297	^[62]
Kepler-1555b		0.144	8.10501635			transit	4510	1.04	5866	^[62]
Kepler-1556b		0.175	8.82713457			transit	3500	0.97	5608	^[62]
Kepler-1557b		0.136	3.74032496			transit	5000	1.11	6099	^[62]
Kepler-1558b		0.061	3.50470358			transit	1120	0.83	5101	^[62]
Kepler-1559b		0.064	0.97191543			transit	1900	0.86	5316	^[62]
Kepler-1560b		0.079	3.03195744			transit	1730	1.02	5815	^[62]
Kepler-1561b		0.097	1.00520701			transit	3240	1.07	5957	^[62]
Kepler-1562b		0.317	64.2737752			transit	4290	1.02	5760	^[62]
Kepler-1563b		0.067	3.43276598			transit	1780	1	5765	^[62]
Kepler-1564b		0.131	18.0540381			transit	2840	0.93	5528	^[62]
Kepler-1565b		0.106	1.53818844			transit	2140	0.76	4940	^[62]
Kepler-1566b		0.07	0.53991524			transit	1670	0.84	5254	^[62]
Kepler-1567b		0.244	153.979578			transit	4000	0.95	5655	^[62]
Kepler-1568b		0.116	20.925392			transit	2880	1.09	5956	^[62]
Kepler-1569b		0.15	5.79180156			transit	3400	1.25	6319	^[62]
Kepler-1570b		0.095	26.548955			transit	1510	0.92	5550	^[62]
Kepler-1571b		0.136	3.38555488			transit	2620	1.23	6297	^[62]
Kepler-1572b		0.084	5.49548621			transit	2000	0.97	5618	^[62]
Kepler-1573b		0.107	2.6157554			transit	3800	1.01	5808	^[62]
Kepler-1574b		0.115	6.9424334			transit	4160	1.06	5892	^[62]
Kepler-1575b		0.117	2.55314213			transit	3800	0.95	5667	^[62]
Kepler-1576b		0.093	6.98471973			transit	1760	1.05	5876	^[62]
Kepler-1577b		0.101	6.30560247			transit	1770	0.78	4862	^[62]
Kepler-1578b		0.093	1.45088691			transit	3310	0.9	5545	^[62]
Kepler-1579b		0.075	0.84990789			transit	1520	0.75	4584	^[62]
Kepler-1580b		0.188	56.6449279			transit	2840	1.47	6228	^[62]
Kepler-1581b		0.071	6.28385491			transit	1440	1.12	6022	^[62]
Kepler-1582b		0.133	4.83817712			transit	370	0.28	3208	^[62]
Kepler-1583b		0.054	9.32807355			transit	1160	0.94	5645	^[62]
Kepler-1584b		0.144	13.3997099			transit	4320	1.1	6069	^[62]
Kepler-1585b		0.16	3.5827463			transit	4140	0.94	5538	^[62]
Kepler-1586b		0.136	15.6049212			transit	2820	1.45	6681	^[62]
Kepler-1587b		0.119	9.4060467			transit	2960	1.08	5933	^[62]
Kepler-1588b		0.068	7.84931739			transit	2150	0.96	5817	^[62]
Kepler-1589b		0.097	0.99166527			transit	4620	1.18	6166	^[62]
Kepler-1590b		0.102	7.61760804			transit	2900	1.11	6053	^[62]
Kepler-1591b		0.113	8.18504949			transit	3600	1.1	6082	^[62]
Kepler-1592b		0.137	3.05710069			transit	4400	1.18	6213	^[62]
Kepler-1593b		0.283	174.509835			transit	2460	0.81	4995	^[62] Potentially habitable exoplanet^[63]
Kepler-1594b		0.095	2.71603809			transit	3600	1.06	5946	^[62]
Kepler-1595b		0.11	4.56380468			transit	2740	0.84	5203	^[62]
Kepler-1596b		0.17	66.373379			transit	3800	0.95	5706	^[62]
Kepler-1597b		0.095	2.94654179			transit	4090	1.25	6377	^[62]
Kepler-1598b		0.085	4.34195123			transit	2390	1.07	5940	^[62]
Kepler-1599b		0.145	122.363553			transit	3270	0.99	5767	^[62]
Kepler-1600b		0.279	386.370548			transit	3240	0.86	5214	^[62]
Kepler-1601b		0.073	2.20921951			transit	2200	1.04	5869	^[62]
Kepler-1602b		0.12	11.17931605			transit	2660	1.22	6296	^[62]
Kepler-1603b		0.115	2.27163926			transit	5710	1.21	6241	^[62]
Kepler-1604b		0.126	0.68368426			transit	1830	0.81	4976	^[62]
Kepler-1605b		0.096	85.7565495			transit	730	0.86	5280	^[62]
Kepler-1606b		0.185	196.435224			transit	2900	0.9	5422	^[62] Potentially habitable exoplanet^[65]
Kepler-1607b		0.082	13.6473676			transit	2400	1.14	6116	^[62]
Kepler-1608b		0.154	16.4735686			transit	2710	0.75	4992	^[62]
Kepler-1609b		0.198	114.34219			transit	4840	1.18	6132	^[62]
Kepler-1610b		0.144	8.70181574			transit	3470	0.91	5383	^[62]
Kepler-1611b		0.072	5.1762429			transit	2240	0.94	5605	^[62]
Kepler-1612b		0.092	3.91795101			transit	2730	0.96	5643	^[62]
Kepler-1613b		0.186	1.5184299			transit	2790	1.08	6005	^[62]
Kepler-1614b		0.133	3.9466141			transit	3200	0.79	5121	^[62]
Kepler-1615b		0.184	47.3126192			transit	3100	1.04	5865	^[62]
Kepler-1616b		0.091	6.76284377			transit	2810	1.21	6266	^[62]
Kepler-1617b		0.107	27.4785572			transit	2650	1.15	6167	^[62]
Kepler-1618b		0.112	6.10826019			transit	4040	1.41	6620	^[62]
Kepler-1619b		0.068	23.6225913			transit	1700	1	5852	^[62]
Kepler-1620b		0.144	101.951829			transit	2520	1.15	6157	^[62]
Kepler-1621b		0.193	92.263714			transit	4770	1.15	6158	^[62]
Kepler-1622b		0.131	10.8118737			transit	3020	1.31	6436	^[62]
Kepler-1623b		0.117	4.36128348			transit	3220	1	5772	^[62]
Kepler-1624b		0.509	3.29030452			transit	650	0.5	3636	^[62]
Kepler-1625b		0.541	287.378949			transit	3960	0.96	5677	^[62]
Kepler-1626b		0.18	4.13962966			transit	5600	1.51	6826	^[62]
Kepler-1627b		0.329	7.20283653			transit	1010	0.87	5445	^[62] Young (38 million years) host star^[68]
Kepler-1628b		0.574	76.378033			transit	1150	0.55	3724	^[62]
Kepler-1629b		0.069	3.87595807			transit	1300	1.01	5776	^[62]
Kepler-1630b		0.195	509.997402			transit	910	0.66	4736	^[62]
Kepler-1631b		0.12	4.09513932			transit	3900	0.97	5679	^[62]
Kepler-1632b		0.22	448.303558			transit	1900	1.12	6137	^[62]
Kepler-1633b		0.141	186.404271			transit	2650	1.2	6256	^[62]
Kepler-1634b		0.285	374.876239			transit	2130	0.92	5474	^[62]
Kepler-1635b		0.325	469.63111			transit	3540	0.89	5347	^[62]
Kepler-1636b		0.288	425.47785			transit	5110	1.01	5797	^[62]
Kepler-1637b		0.079	6.10960324			transit	1650	1.02	5789	^[62]
Kepler-1638b		0.167	259.33683			transit	2870	0.97	5710	^[62] Potentially habitable exoplanet^[69]
Kepler-1639b		0.23	9.878482			transit	3810	1.12	6150	^[62]
Kepler-1640b		0.43	7.5844126			transit	4500	1.27	6324	^[62]
Kepler-1641b		0.277	19.672266			transit	3130	1.12	6152	^[62]
Kepler-1641c		0.263	32.657212			transit	3130	1.12	6152	^[62]
Kepler-1642b		0.285	12.2057513			transit	1460	0.88	5355	^[62]
Kepler-1642c		0.237	6.6513802			transit	1460	0.88	5355	^[62]
Kepler-1643b		0.205	5.34264507			transit	1350	0.92	5508	^[62] Young host star^[70]
Kepler-1644b		0.168	21.0907758			transit	1930	0.89	5499	^[62]
Kepler-1645b		0.159	16.1779561			transit	2750	1.02	5812	^[62]
Kepler-1646b		0.11	4.48558383			transit	260	0.24	3299	^[62]
Kepler-1647b	1.51968	1.059	1107.5923	2.7205		transit		1.22	6210	^[62]
OGLE-2007-BLG-349(AB)c	0.25171		2557	2.59		microlensing	9000	0.41		^[71]
OGLE-2012-BLG-0724Lb	0.47			1.6		microlensing	22000	0.29		^[72]
OGLE-2014-BLG-0676Lb	3.09			4.4		microlensing	7200	0.62		^[73]
OGLE-2015-BLG-0051Lb [id]	0.72			0.73		microlensing	27000	0.1		^[74]
OGLE-2015-BLG-0954Lb	3.9			1.2		microlensing	2000	0.33		^[75]
OGLE-2012-BLG-0950Lb	0.11012			2.7		microlensing	9800	0.56		^[76]
OGLE-2014-BLG-1760Lb [id]	0.56			1.75		microlensing	22400	0.51		^[77]
Pr0211 c	7.79		4850	5.5		radial vel.		0.94	5300	Host star belongs to Beehive Cluster^[78]
Proxima Centauri b	0.004		11.186	0.0485		radial vel.	4.2	0.12	3050	Nearest exoplanet to the Solar System, and is potentially habitable^[79]
Qatar-3b	4.31	1.096	2.5079204	0.03783	1681	transit		1.15	6007	^[80]
Qatar-4b	6.10	1.135	1.8053564	0.02803	1385	transit		0.90	5215	^[80]
Qatar-5b	4.32	1.107	2.8792319	0.04127	1415	transit		1.13	5747	^[80]
Rho Coronae Borealis c	0.07866		102.54	0.4123	448	radial vel.	56.2	0.89	5627	^[21]
TRAPPIST-1b	0.00267	0.097	1.51087081	0.01111	400	transit	39	0.08	2559	^[81]
TRAPPIST-1c	0.00434	0.094	2.4218233	0.01521	342	transit	39	0.08	2559	^[81]
TRAPPIST-1d	0.00129	0.069	4.04961	0.02144	288	transit	39	0.08	2559	Potentially habitable exoplanet^[81]
TYC 3667-1280-1 b	5.4		26.468	0.21	1350	radial vel.	1570	1.87	5130	Red giant star host^[82]
V830 Tauri b	0.7		4.927	0.057		radial vel.	490	1	4250	^[83]
WASP-53b	2.132	1.074	3.3098443	0.04101		transit		0.84	4953	^[84]
WASP-53c	16.35		2840	3.73		transit		0.84	4953	^[84]
WASP-81b	0.729	1.429	2.7164762	0.03908		transit		1.08	5870	^[84]
WASP-92b	0.805	1.461	2.1746742	0.0348	1871	transit	1700	1.19	6280	^[85]
WASP-93b	1.47	1.597	2.7325321	0.04211		transit	820	1.33	6700	^[85]
WASP-113b	0.475	1.409	4.54216875	0.05885	1496	transit	1200	1.32	5890	^[86]
WASP-114b	1.769	1.339	1.5487743	0.02851	2043	transit	1500	1.29	5940	^[86]
WASP-118b	0.514	1.44	4.0460435	0.05453		transit	820	1.32	6410	^[85]
WASP-119b	1.23	1.4	2.49979	0.0363	1600	transit	1090	1.02	5650	^[87]
WASP-124b	0.6	1.24	3.37265	0.0449	1400	transit	1410	1.07	6050	^[87]
WASP-126b	0.28	0.96	3.2888	0.0449	1480	transit	760	1.12	5800	^[87]
WASP-127b	0.18	1.37	4.178062	0.052		transit	330	1.08	5620	^[88]^[89]^[90]
WASP-129b	1	0.93	5.748145	0.0628	1100	transit	800	1	5900	^[87]
WASP-130b	1.23	0.89	11.55098	0.1012	833	transit	590	1.04	5625	^[91]
WASP-131b	0.27	1.22	5.322023	0.0607	1400	transit	820	1.06	6030	^[91]
WASP-132b	0.41	0.87	7.133521	0.067	763	transit	390	0.8	4775	^[91] Second planet discovered in 2022^[92]
WASP-133b	1.16	1.21	2.176423	0.0345	1790	transit	1780	1.16	5700	^[87]
WASP-136b	1.51	1.38	5.215357	0.0661		transit	530	1.41	6260	^[90]
WASP-138b	1.22	1.09	3.634433	0.0494		transit	1000	1.22	6272	^[90]
WASP-139b	0.117	0.8	5.924262	0.062	910	transit	750	0.92	5310	^[91]
WASP-140b	2.44	1.44	2.2359835	0.0323	1320	transit	590	0.9	5260	^[91]^[93]
WASP-141b	2.69	1.21	3.310651	0.0469	1540	transit	1900	1.25	5900	^[91]
WASP-142b	0.84	1.53	2.052868	0.0347	2000	transit	2700	1.33	6010	^[91]
WASP-157b	0.574	1.065	3.9516205	0.0529	1339	transit		1.26	5838	^[94]
XO-6b	4.4	2.07	3.7650007	0.0815	1577	transit	759.0	1.47	6720	^[95]
YBP 401 b	0.46		4.087			radial vel.		1.14	6165	Belongs to Messier 67^[96]

Excluded objects and former candidate

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The majority of exoplanet discoveries in 2016 were from a paper by Morton et al. that statistically validated over 1,000 Kepler planets.^[62] This statistical validation did not involve mass measurements, and some transiting objects validated as planets were later shown (or even previously known) to be small stars. Such cases include Kepler-469 (KOI-126),^[97] Kepler-470 (KOI-129),^[98] Kepler-486 (KOI-189),^[99] Kepler-488 (KOI-194),^[100] Kepler-503 (KOI-242),^[101] Kepler-628 (KOI-631),^[102] Kepler-699 (KOI-846),^[64] Kepler-706 (KOI-855),^[102] Kepler-807 (KOI-1288),^[102] Kepler-840 (KOI-1416),^[64] and Kepler-854 (KOI-1450).^[64] In another two cases, Kepler-492 (KOI-205)^[103] and Kepler-494 (KOI-219),^[102] the companions are brown dwarfs with masses about 40 times that of Jupiter.

HD 131399 Ab had been thought to be a massive directly imaged planet located in a trinary system. Later analysis showed that it is a background star instead.^[104]

Specific exoplanet lists

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Lists of exoplanets

Lists of exoplanets by year of discovery

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List of exoplanets discovered before 2000 (31)
List of exoplanets discovered between 2000–2009 (375)
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 (149)
List of exoplanets discovered in 2014 (869)
List of exoplanets discovered in 2015 (144)
List of exoplanets discovered in 2016 (1498)
List of exoplanets discovered in 2017 (152)
List of exoplanets discovered in 2018 (300)
List of exoplanets discovered in 2019 (169)
List of exoplanets discovered in 2020 (256)
List of exoplanets discovered in 2021 (253)
List of exoplanets discovered in 2022 (313)
List of exoplanets discovered in 2023 (304)
List of exoplanets discovered in 2024 (284)
List of exoplanets discovered in 2025 (138)
List of exoplanets discovered in 2026 (102)

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List of exoplanets discovered in 2016 📖 Wikipedia

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Specific exoplanet lists

Lists of exoplanets by year of discovery

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List of exoplanets discovered by the Kepler space telescope: 501–1000

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