BD+20 274 b
4,313.45 light-years
Radial Velocity · 2012
System: BD+20 274 →Beyond the Sun
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BD+20 594 b
585.32 light-years
Transit · 2016
System: BD+20 594 →BD+37 3172 b
1,481.57 light-years
Radial Velocity · 2023
System: BD+37 3172 →BD+42 2315 b
1,991.89 light-years
Radial Velocity · 2023
System: BD+42 2315 →BD+45 564 b
174.89 light-years
Radial Velocity · 2021
System: BD+45 564 →BD+48 738 b
2,842.43 light-years
Radial Velocity · 2011
System: BD+48 738 →BD+48 740 b
2,174.12 light-years
Radial Velocity · 2018
System: BD+48 740 →BD+49 828 b
1,441.75 light-years
Radial Velocity · 2015
System: BD+49 828 →BD+55 362 b
171.46 light-years
Radial Velocity · 2021
System: BD+55 362 →BD+60 1417 b
146.62 light-years
Imaging · 2021
System: BD+60 1417 →BD+63 1405 b
124.09 light-years
Radial Velocity · 2021
System: BD+63 1405 →BD-06 1339 b
66.11 light-years
Radial Velocity · 2013
System: BD-06 1339 →Confirmation questioned in the literature
BD-06 1339 c
66.11 light-years
Radial Velocity · 2013
System: BD-06 1339 →BD-08 2823 b
134.81 light-years
Radial Velocity · 2009
System: BD-08 2823 →BD-08 2823 c
134.81 light-years
Radial Velocity · 2009
System: BD-08 2823 →BD-10 3166 b
275.3 light-years
Radial Velocity · 2000
System: BD-10 3166 →BD-11 4672 b
88.61 light-years
Radial Velocity · 2014
System: BD-11 4672 →BD-11 4672 c
88.61 light-years
Radial Velocity · 2020
System: BD-11 4672 →BD-13 2130 b
3,017.64 light-years
Radial Velocity · 2007
System: BD-13 2130 →BD-14 3065 b
1,922.44 light-years
Transit · 2024
System: BD-14 3065 A →BD-17 63 b
112.39 light-years
Radial Velocity · 2008
System: BD-17 63 →BD-210397 b
77.4 light-years
Radial Velocity · 2023
System: BD-210397 →BD-210397 c
77.4 light-years
Radial Velocity · 2023
System: BD-210397 →BEBOP-3 b
388.3 light-years
Radial Velocity · 2025
System: BEBOP-3 →Download this filtered page
Up to 24 planets with original measurements, uncertainties, limits and references. JSON preserves missing fields and null values; CSV includes the original source data as JSON alongside measurement columns. The catalogue can change between viewing and downloading. When supplied by the backend, exports retain the catalogue identity read with that downloaded page. Older responses remain unassociated, and an unknown identity remains unknown. This does not pin your earlier view or subsequent pages.
Data: NASA Exoplanet Archive, Planetary Systems Composite Parameters (PSCompPars). This is a catalogue of discoveries, not a complete census of planets.