This week's 13 new planets include TOI-5205 b, a gas giant hosted by an M-dwarf star-an unusual pairing that challenges theories about the formation of gas giants. MaThirteen Planets, Including a Protoplanet and a Gas Giant Orbiting an M Dwarf News panel image credit: Alexandra Angelich (NRAO/AUI/NSF) Read more about the planet in the news, and in the discovery paper. This week's 10 new planets include K2-415 b, a warm, transiting, Earth-sized planet orbiting a nearby, low-mass M dwarf. News panel image credit: NASA, ESA, CSA, J. Learn more about the new result in NASA's media release and the discovery paper. We've updated our Emission Spectroscopy table to include the newest JWST thermal emission measurement on TRAPPIST-1 b. News panel image credit: ESA, CC BY-SA 3.0 IGOĪpNew TRAPPIST-1 b Emission Spectrum and 10 Planets There are also new parameter sets for 70 planets.Ĭlick on a planet name in the above list to view its System Overview page, or use either the Planetary Systems table or its companion table the Planetary Systems Composite Table to view, filter, sort, and download data. Learn more in the ESA media release and the discovery paper. This week's crop of six planets includes HIP 99770 b, a gas giant found orbiting an accelerating star-an interesting case because researchers used astrometry to identify stars showing some acceleration, and then conducted a direct imaging survey on those stars.

To view only the most recently added planets and updated parameters (default and non-default), see this pre-filtered and pre-sorted interactive table.ĪpSix New Planets, Including Directly Imaged HIP 99770 b

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