List of exoplanets discovered in 2023

This list of exoplanets discovered in 2023 is a list of confirmed exoplanets that were first reported in 2023. For exoplanets detected only by radial velocity, the listed value for mass is a lower limit. See Minimum mass for more information.

Name Mass (MJ) Radius (RJ) Period (days) Semi-major axis (AU) Temp. (K) Discovery method Distance (ly) Host star mass (M☉) Host star temp. (K) Remarks
TOI-4342 b 0.16±0.16 0.202±0.003 5.5382498+0.0000057
−0.0000058		 0.05251±0.00011 633.6+6.2
−6.3		 transit 200.73 0.6296±0.0086 3901±69 [1]
TOI-4342 c 0.145±0.145 0.215±0.004 10.688716±0.000015 0.08140±0.00017 508.9±5.0 transit 200.73 0.6296±0.0086 3901±69 [1]
Wolf 1069 b 0.003963425±0.0006605 15.564±0.015 0.0672±0.0014 250.0±6.6 radial vel. 31.228 0.167±0.011 3158±54 Habitable zone planet[2][3]
TOI-700 e 0.08502+0.00794
−0.00669		 27.80978+0.00046
−0.0004		 0.134±0.0022 transit 101.52 0.416±0.01 3480±135 Habitable zone planet[4][5]
LHS 475 b 0.002876±0.000588 0.0883±0.0045 2.029088±0.000006 0.0206 586.0 transit 40.704 0.262 3312.0 [6][7]Host star also known as TOI-910[8]
Gliese 1151b 0.0334+0.0041
−0.0046		 389.7+5.4
−6.5		 0.5714+0.0053
−0.0064		 radial vel. 26.23±0.01 0.154 3143±26 [9] Planet with same name on 2-day orbit was suspected but refuted in 2021[10][11]
Gliese 806 b 0.006±0.00053 0.11874±0.00205 0.9263237±0.0000009 0.1406±0.0003 940.0±10.0 transit 39.348 0.413±0.011 3600±16 [12] Host star also known as TOI-4481[13]
Gliese 806 c 0.0182±0.0009 6.65064±0.00025 0.0523±0.001 480.0±5.0 radial vel. 39.348 0.413±0.011 3600±16 [12] Host star also known as TOI-4481[14]
KMT-2022-BLG-0440L b 0.0485+0.0302
−0.0233		 1.9±0.7 microlensing 11000±5000 0.53+0.31
−0.26		 [15][16]
TOI-139 b 0.0208 0.219+0.019
−0.011		 11.070850+0.000024
−0.000030		 561.17 transit 138.4 0.6900±0.0852 4570±50 [17]
TOI-277 b 0.0308 0.276+0.026
−0.013		 3.994086+0.000008
−0.000009		 739.9 transit 211.7 0.5204±0.0203 3748±64 [17]
TOI-672 b 0.0760 0.470+0.008
−0.009		 3.633575±0.000001 676.15 transit 0.5399±0.0204 3765±65 [17]
TOI-913 b 0.0208 0.219+0.011
−0.009		 11.098644+0.000587
−0.000581		 712.01 transit 212.1 0.8200±0.0973 4969±129 [17]
TOI-1410 b 0.0334 0.290+0.014
−0.010		 1.216901±0.000038 1181.44 transit 236.8 0.7960±0.0370 4668±50 [17]
TOI-1694 b 0.0809 0.487+0.042
−0.071		 3.770179+0.000058
−0.000060		 1136.57 transit 405.7 0.8450±0.1089 5135±50 [17]
TOI-1801 b 0.0158 0.187+0.005
−0.006		 10.643976+0.000014
−0.000014		 490.47 transit 100.8 0.5413±0.0204 3815±157 [17]
TOI-1853 b 0.0406 0.325+0.020
−0.016		 1.243702+0.000121
−0.000114		 1510.96 transit 539±3 0.8200±0.0992 5175±50 [17]
TOI-2018 b 0.0185 0.204+0.009
−0.007		 7.435588±0.000009 652.44 transit 0.6600±0.0868 4348±100 [17]
TOI-2134 b 0.0286 0.264+0.006
−0.004		 9.229197+0.000003
−0.000004		 665.25 transit 0.6900±0.0791 4569±50 [17]
TOI-2194 b 0.0145 0.178+0.012
−0.006		 15.337597+0.001585
−0.001616		 590.88 transit 63.84±0.12 0.7400±0.0854 4756±50 [17]
TOI-2443 b 0.0256 0.248±0.004 15.669494+0.000926
−0.001004		 600.83 transit 0.6600±0.0789 4357±100 [17]
TOI-2459 b 0.0285 0.264+0.008
−0.006		 19.104718+0.000023
−0.000024		 445.01 transit 0.6600±0.0763 4195±124 [17]
TOI-3082 b 0.0411 0.327±0.013 1.926907+0.000128
−0.000134		 1032.78 transit 368.8±1.5 0.6640±0.0798 4263±100 [17]
TOI-4308 b 0.0203 0.216±0.023 9.151201+0.000036
−0.000037		 763.05 transit 0.9000±0.1133 5243±126 [17]
TOI-5803 b 0.0339 0.292±0.011 5.383050+0.000207
−0.000200		 678.87 transit 0.8700±0.1032 5134±121 [17]
TOI-1338 c 0.205±0.037 215.5±3.3 0.794±0.016 radial vel. 1318±5 1.13+0.31 6160 Circumbinary planet[18]
K2-415b 0.0094±0.0085 0.091±0.005 4.0179694±0.0000027 0.0270±0.0002 412±9 transit 71.126±0.030 0.1635±0.0041 3173±53 [19]
HR 1817 b 3.3+0.7
−0.6		 8000±2000 8.4+1.1
−1.3		 imaging 87.562±0.046 1.20±0.06 6130±60 Host star also known as AF Leporis or HD 35850[20][21]
TOI-2525 b 0.088+0.005
−0.004		 0.774±0.010 23.288+0.001
−0.002		 0.1511±0.0025 500 transit 1305±8 0.849+0.024
−0.033		 5096±80 [22]
TOI-2525 c 0.709±0.034 0.904±0.010 49.260±0.001 0.2491+0.0041
−0.0042		 390 transit 1305±8 0.849+0.024
−0.033		 5096±80 [22]
TOI-3984A b 0.14±0.03 0.71±0.02 4.35326±0.000005 0.041+0.002
−0.001		 563±15 transit 353.6+1.0
−0.7		 0.49±0.02 3476±88 [23]
TOI-5293A b 0.54±0.07 1.06±0.04 2.930289±0.000004 0.034+0.004
−0.003		 675+42
−30		 transit 525±2 0.54±0.02 3586±88 [23]
TOI-3235 b 0.665±0.025 1.017±0.044 2.59261842±0.00000041 0.02709±0.00046 604±19 transit 236.7±0.5 0.394±0.003 3389±6 [24]
TIC 279401253 b 6.14+0.39
−0.42		 1.00±0.04 76.80±0.06 0.369±0.003 transit 937±6 1.13+0.02
−0.03		 5951±80 [25]
TIC 279401253 c 8.02±0.18 155.3±0.7 0.591+0.005
−0.006		 radial vel. 937±6 1.13+0.02
−0.03		 5951±80 [25]
KMT-2019-BLG-0298L b 1.81±0.96 5.67±2.70 microlensing 22000±5000 0.70±0.37 [26]
KMT-2019-BLG-1216L b 0.094±0.050 2.44±1.12 microlensing 9000±3000 0.39±0.21 [26]
KMT-2019-BLG-2783L b 1.16±0.77 1.85±0.93 microlensing 19000±5000 0.34±0.25 [26]
OGLE-2019-BLG-0249L b 7.12±1.47 1.84±0.44 microlensing 21000±3000 0.91±0.19 [26]
OGLE-2019-BLG-0679L b 3.34±1.90 6.99±3.21 microlensing 18000±6000 0.66±0.38 [26]
HD 20633 b 0.498+0.075
−0.073		 2315+378.18
−243.49		 3.459+0.367
−0.247		 radial vel. 175.1±0.3 1.030±0.005 5826±3 Host star also known as HIP 104045[27]
HD 20633 c 0.1358+0.0408
−0.0246		 316+52.29
−98.71		 0.917+0.098
−0.202		 radial vel. 175.1±0.3 1.030±0.005 5826±3 Host star also known as HIP 104045[27]
HD 207496 b 0.0192±0.0050 0.201±0.010 6.441008±0.000011 0.0629±0.0011 743±26 transit 77.11±0.04 0.80±0.04 4819±94 [28]
TIC 365102760 b 0.06 0.55 4.21285 0.0622±0.0049 transit 1810±20 1.21+0.06
−0.05		 4694+27
−20		 Still have an atmosphere despite of high temperature and low mass[29]
TOI-2096 b 0.0060+0.0044
−0.0019		 0.110±0.006 3.1190633+0.000010
−0.0000093		 0.025±0.001 445±13 transit 158.08±0.13 0.231±0.012 3300±50 [30]
TOI-2096 c 0.0145+0.0110
−0.0057		 0.171±0.008 6.387840±0.000012 0.040±0.002 349+10
−9		 transit 158.08±0.13 0.231±0.012 3300±50 [30]
TOI-4603 b 12.89+0.58
−0.57		 1.042+0.038
−0.035		 7.24599+0.00022
−0.00021		 0.0888±0.0010 1677±24 transit 731±3 1.765±0.061 6264+95
−94		 Metal enriched gas giant[31]
LHS 3154b 0.0414±0.0026 3.71778+0.00080
−0.00081		 0.02262±0.00018 radial vel. 51.43±0.03 0.1118±0.0027 2861±77 [32]
TOI-4127 b 2.30±0.11 1.096+0.039
−0.032		 56.39879±0.00010 0.3081+0.0055
−0.0058		 605.1+9.6
−8.2		 transit 1060±20 1.23±0.07 6096±115 Highly eccentric orbit[33]
TOI-615 b 0.435+0.086
−0.082		 1.693+0.052
−0.057		 4.6615983+0.0000025
−0.0000016		 0.0678+0.0031
−0.0026		 1666±24 transit 1155±6 1.449±0.087 6850±100 [34]
TOI-622 b 0.303+0.069
−0.072		 0.824+0.028
−0.029		 6.402513+0.000031
−0.000054		 0.0708+0.0052
−0.0059		 1388±22 transit 400.2±0.6 1.313±0.079 6400±100 [34]
TOI-2641 b 0.367+0.049
−0.040		 1.615+0.462
−0.640		 4.880974+0.000023
−0.000037		 0.0607+0.0042
−0.0043		 1387+22
−23		 transit 1131±7 1.16±0.07 6100±100 Extremely grazing transit[34]
OGLE-2016-BLG-1635L b 11.49±7.96 1.34±0.47 microlensing 22000±5000 0.43±0.29 [35]
MOA-2016-BLG-0532L b 0.39±0.31 1.09±0.17 microlensing 24000±2000 0.09±0.07 [35]
KMT-2016-BLG-0625L b 0.05±0.04 1.40±0.17 microlensing 21000±2000 0.25±0.14 [35]
OGLE-2016-BLG-1850L b 0.03±0.01 1.46±0.16 microlensing 7000±2000 0.26±0.11 [35]
KMT-2016-BLG-1751L b 1.20±1.21 1.39±0.50 microlensing 23000±4000 0.18±0.18 [35]
TOI-4406 b 0.30±0.03 1.00±0.02 30.08364±0.00005 0.201±0.005 904+16
−17		 transit 861±7 1.19±0.03 6219±70 [36]
TOI-2338 b 5.98+0.21
−0.20		 1.00±0.02 22.65398±0.00002 0.158±0.03 799+10
−11		 transit 1032±7 0.99+0.03
−0.02		 5581±60 [36]
TOI-2589 b 3.5±0.1 1.08±0.03 61.6277±0.0002 0.300+0.006
−0.005		 592+7
−8		 transit 658±3 0.93+0.03
−0.02		 5579±70 [36]
MOA-2022-BLG-249Lb 0.015±0.005 1.63±0.35 microlensing 6500±1400 0.18±0.05 [37]
KMT-2021-BLG-2010 b 1.07+1.15
−0.68		 1.79+0.30
−0.38		 microlensing 23000+4000
−5000		 0.37+0.4
−0.23		 Multiple orbital solutions[38]
KMT-2022-BLG-0371 b 0.26+0.13
−0.11		 3.02+0.45
−0.56		 microlensing 23000+3000
−4000		 0.63+0.32
−0.28		 Multiple orbital solutions[38]
KMT-2022-BLG-1013 b 0.31+0.46
−0.16		 1.38+0.18
−0.20		 microlensing 25000±3000 0.18+0.28
−0.10		 [38]
TOI-3785 b 0.0470±0.0126 0.459±0.014 4.6747373±0.0000038 0.043±0.001 582±16 transit 259.0±0.3 0.52±0.02 3576±88 [39]
TOI-733 b 0.0180±0.0022 0.178±0.008 4.884765+0.000019
−0.000024		 0.0618+0.0036
−0.0039		 1055.8+36.2
−31.3		 transit 245.5±0.2 0.956+0.050
−0.026		 5585±60 [40]
TOI-2095 b 0.116±0.009 17.664872+0.000045
−0.000051		 0.1010+0.0088
−0.0084		 347±9 transit 136.73±0.08 0.465±0.012 3662±130 [41][42]
TOI-2095 c 0.124+0.010
−0.009		 28.17221+0.00011
−0.00014		 0.138+0.012
−0.011		 297±8 transit 136.73±0.08 0.465±0.012 3662±130 [41][42]

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