TOI-1232 b
TOI-1232 b is a majestic gas giant circling a Sun-like G-type star at a distance that keeps it fiercely hot yet stable in its orbit. Nearly Jupiter-sized at 10.9 times Earth’s radius and carrying 0.69 Jupiter masses, it possesses a thick atmosphere of swirling clouds and fierce winds. Astronomers gaze in wonder at this distant […]
TOI-5916 b
Within the immutable record of the stars, TOI-5916 b shines as a classic hot Jupiter, its 0.713 Jupiter masses and 1.013 Jupiter radii encircling a quiet M-type red dwarf every 2.4 days at a blistering 0.0262 AU. This close-in giant, with a modest eccentricity of 0.09, exemplifies the extreme environments where gas planets thrive near […]
TOI-5292 A b
Across the eternal expanse of the universe, TOI-5292 A b endures as a dense hot Jupiter of extraordinary character, its 1.299 Jupiter masses and 1.128 Jupiter radii yielding a compact, high-density globe that orbits a K-type dwarf at a mere 0.0279 AU with a crisp 2-day period. Part of a wide binary system, this transiting […]
TOI-5007 b
In the grand archive of the cosmos, TOI-5007 b endures as a majestic hot Jupiter, its bulk nearly matching our own Jupiter yet circling a diminutive red dwarf star in a scorching 2.5-day orbit. This massive world, with 0.664 Jupiter masses and a radius of 0.988 Jupiter radii, basks in intense stellar heat at just […]
HD 164604 c
HD 164604 c is a heavyweight gas giant orbiting a K-type star 128 light-years away, with an estimated radius around 12.3 × Earth and mass up to 9.5 Jupiter masses. It follows a wide 14.8-year orbit at 5.56 AU, far from the star’s influence. As a second giant in its system, it offers insights into […]
TOI-4507 b
TOI-4507 b orbits a youthful star 578 light-years distant, a remarkably low-density Neptune-like world with a radius of 9.0 × Earth yet only modest mass. Its puffed-up envelope results from intense internal heating or formation processes in a young system. Orbiting at a moderate distance, it challenges models of planetary inflation and stability. This enigmatic […]
TOI-7166 b
TOI-7166 b orbits a nearby low-mass red dwarf M-type star about 115 light-years away, with a radius of 2.0 × Earth and mass around 4.7 Earths. It completes an orbit every 12.9 days at 0.062 AU, positioning it close to the inner habitable zone edge with an equilibrium temperature near 249 K. As a mini-Neptune […]
Beta Pictoris b
Beta Pictoris b circles a bright A-type star 63 light-years away, a massive gas giant with a radius of 18.5 × Earth and mass around 11–13 Jupiter masses. Orbiting at about 10 AU every 23–24 years, it resides within a prominent debris disk, offering rare direct views of planetary formation. Its youth and brightness make […]
PSO J318.5-22
PSO J318.5-22 is a free-floating planetary-mass object 80 light-years from Earth, with a radius of 16.8 × Earth and no orbiting star. Roaming interstellar space, it shines faintly from residual formation heat, with atmospheric temperatures around 500–1000 K decreasing outward. As a young, isolated world likely ejected from its birth system, it represents a class […]
TrES-4 b
TrES-4 b is a massive gas giant orbiting a Sun-like G-type star 1430 light-years from Earth, with a radius of 20.2 × Earth (about 1.8 Jupiter radii) despite low density. It completes an orbit every 3.6 days at close range, inflating due to stellar heat. As one of the largest known hot Jupiters, it reveals […]