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Transit Surveys 130,041,578 Light Curves
Launched in April 2018, TESS is surveying the sky for two years to find transiting exoplanets around the brightest stars near Earth.
The first space mission to search for Earth-sized and smaller planets in the habitable zone of other stars in our neighborhood of the galaxy.
K2 was a continuation of Kepler's exoplanet discoveries and an expansion into new and exciting astrophysical observations.
KELT surveys transiting exoplanets around bright stars. We have > 6 million light curves spanning the northern and southern hemispheres.
The release of the 2015–2019 UKIRT microlensing survey data contains over 66 million targets.
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Ten New Planets, New Spectra for Two PlanetsSeptember 6, 2024 • New DataThis week's release includes data for 10 new planets, new data for 11 planets already in the archive, and spectra for two planets.Learn more! -
Atmospheric Spectroscopy 2.0:
Now With Direct Imaging Spectra!August 21, 2024 • New DataOur Atmospheric Spectroscopy Table now serves spectra for directly imaged planets! The table is loaded with 37 DI spectra for 12 planets, most of them taken by JWST. Also added: four new planets!Learn more! -
Four New Planets and New Planet Data, Including JWST Results!August 8, 2024 • New DataThis week features four new planets, spectra for five planets, and new parameter sets for eight planets, including the JWST direct detection of eps Ind A b—the coldest and oldest exoplanet ever imaged.Learn more! -
Dozens of Planets from the TESS-Keck SurveyJuly 25, 2024 • New DataWe've added 52 new planets this week, 39 of them from the TESS-Keck Survey Catalog. There are also new spectra for LHS 1140 b & c.Learn more! -
Exoplanet Mass vs. PeriodMore Plots -
Kepler Candidate Equilibrium TemperatureMore Plots -
Cumulative Exoplanet Detections by Discovery YearMore Plots -
Confirmed Planets and Kepler CandidatesMore Plots
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