List of exoplanets discovered in 2013 explained

This is a List of exoplanets discovered in 2013.

For exoplanets detected only by radial velocity, the mass value is actually a lower limit. (See Minimum mass for more information)

Name !data-sort-type="number"	Mass !data-sort-type="number"	Radius !data-sort-type="number"	Period (days) !data-sort-type="number"	Semi-major axis (AU) !data-sort-type="number"	Temp. (K)^[1] !Discovery method	data-sort-type="number"	Distance (ly) !data-sort-type="number"	Host star mass !data-sort-type="number"	Host star temp. (K) !Remarks
2MASS J01225093-2439505 b	24.5			52		imaging	120	0.4	3530	^[2]
BD+15 2940 b	1.11		137.48	0.539		radial vel.	572.2	1.1	4796	^[3]
CoRoT-25b	0.27	1.08	4.86069	0.0578		transit	3300	1.09	6040	^[4]
CoRoT-26b	0.52	1.26	4.20474	0.0526		transit	5400	1.09	5590
DENIS-P J082303.1-491201 b	28.5		246.36	0.36		astrometry	67.7	0.07	2150
Gliese 163 b	0.03335		8.63182	0.0607		radial vel.	48.8	0.4	3500	^[5]
Gliese 163 c	0.0214		25.63058	0.1254		radial vel.	48.8	0.4	3500
Gliese 163 d	0.0925		603.95116	1.0304		radial vel.	48.8	0.4	3500
Gliese 221b	0.027		3.8728	0.0428		radial vel.	66	0.7	4324	Disputed
Gliese 221 c	0.17		125.94	0.435		radial vel.	66	0.7	4324
Gliese 328b	2.3		4100	4.5		radial vel.	65.3	0.69	3900
Gliese 504 b	4			43.5		imaging	58.5	1.22	6234	^[6]
HAT-P-44b	0.352	1.242	4.301219	0.0507		transit	1180	0.94	5295
HAT-P-44c	4		872.2	1.752		radial vel.	1180	0.94	5295	Period is ambiguous
HAT-P-45b	0.892	1.426	3.128992	0.0452		transit	990	1.26	6330
HAT-P-46b	0.493	1.284	4.463129	0.0577		transit	970	1.28	6120
HATS-2b	1.345	1.168	1.354133	0.023		transit	1200	0.88	5227
HATS-3b	1.071	1.381	3.547851	0.0485	1648	transit	1480	1.21	6351
	1.6		311.6	1.2		radial vel.	375.8	2.54	4844
	0.865		19.382	0.154		radial vel.	218.2	1.29	6255
	5.13		931	2.03		radial vel.	218.2	1.29	6255
HD 65216c	0.17		152.6	0.54		radial vel.	116.1	0.92	5666	False positive, another planet with same assigned name discovered in 2019.^[7]
HD 95086 b	5			55.7		imaging	298.7	1.6		^[8]
HD 103774 b	0.367		5.8881	0.07		radial vel.	173.1	1.33	6489	^[9]
HD 106906 b	11			650		imaging	299.5	1.5	6516	^[10]
HD 109271 b	0.054		7.8543	0.079		radial vel.	185.6	1.05	5783
HD 109271 c	0.076		30.93	0.196		radial vel.	185.6	1.05	5783
HD 113337 b	2.83		324	0.92		radial vel.	122.0	1.4	6576.6
HD 120084 b	4.5		2082	4.3		radial vel.	318.5	2.39	4892
HD 159243 b	1.13		12.62	0.11		radial vel.	223.7	1.12	6123
	1.9		248.4	0.8		radial vel.	223.7	1.12	6123
HD 233604 b	6.575		192	0.747		radial vel.	2830	1.5	4791
HD 285507 b	0.92		6.0962			radial vel.	153	0.73	4503	member of Hyades (star cluster)^[11] ^[12]
HD 112410 b	9.18		124.6	0.565		radial vel.	486.8	1.54	4830	^[13]
	1.068		5.0505	0.057		radial vel.	145.0	0.95	5519
KELT-3b	1.477	1.345	2.7033904	0.04122		transit	580	1.28	6306	^[14]
KELT-6b	0.442	1.18	7.8455821	0.08		transit	720	1.13	6272
Kepler-37b	0.03146	0.029	13.3675			transit	220	0.8	5417
Kepler-37c	0.03776	0.067	21.302			transit	220	0.8	5417
Kepler-37d	0.03839	0.173	39.7922			transit	220	0.8	5417
Kepler-61b		0.192	59.87756			transit	1103	0.64	4017	^[15]
Kepler-62b	0.03	0.117	5.714932	0.0553		transit	1200	0.69	4925
Kepler-62c	0.013	0.048	12.4417	0.0929		transit	1200	0.69	4925
Kepler-62d	0.044	0.174	18.16406	0.12		transit	1200	0.69	4925
Kepler-62e	0.113	0.144	122.3874	0.427		transit	1200	0.69	4925	Potentially habitable exoplanet
Kepler-62f	0.11	0.126	267.291	0.718		transit	1200	0.69	4925	Potentially habitable exoplanet
Kepler-63b	0.378	0.545	9.4341505	0.08		transit	650	0.98	5576
Kepler-65b		0.127	2.15491	0.035		transit	999	1.25	6211
Kepler-65c		0.23	5.859944	0.068		transit	999	1.25	6211
Kepler-65d		0.136	8.13123	0.084		transit	999	1.25	6211
Kepler-66b		0.25	17.815815	0.1352		transit	3610	1.04	5962	Belongs to open cluster NGC 6811^[16]
Kepler-67b		0.262	15.7259	0.1171		transit	3610	0.86	5331	Belongs to open cluster NGC 6811
Kepler-68b	0.01878	0.208	5.39875		1280	transit	440	1.08	5793	^[17]
Kepler-68c	0.02265	0.089	9.60504			transit	440	1.08	5793
Kepler-68d	0.84007		625			radial vel.	440	1.08	5793
Kepler-69b		0.2	13.722341	0.094		transit	2430	0.81	5638
Kepler-69c		0.153	242.4613	0.64		transit	2430	0.81	5638
	0.63	0.96	7.340711	0.0781		transit	4300	1.18	6000
	10.1	1.05	8.8849116	0.0818		transit	3700	0.91	5200
Kepler-76b	2.01	1.36	1.5449298	0.0274		orbital brightness modulation	2750	1.2	6409	^[18]
	0.43	0.96	3.57878087	0.04501		transit	1900	0.95	5520
Kepler-78b	0.006	0.105	0.355		2330	transit	407.1	0.76	5058
Kepler-87b	1.02	1.204	114.73635	0.481	478	transit	4170	1.1	5600	Two more unconfirmed planets in the system
Kepler-87c	0.02	0.548	191.2318	0.676	403	transit	4170	1.1	5600	Two more unconfirmed planets in the system
Kepler-88b	0.027	0.337	10.95416			transit	1110	0.96	5471
Kepler-88c	0.626		22.3395	0.15525		timing	1110	0.96	5471
Kepler-89b	0.033	0.153	3.743208	0.05119		transit	1577	1.28	6182	^[19]
Kepler-89c	0.049	0.385	10.423648	0.1013		transit	1577	1.28	6182
Kepler-89d	0.334	1.005	22.342989	0.1684		transit	1577	1.28	6182
Kepler-89e	0.11	0.585	54.32031	0.3046		transit	1577	1.28	6182
Kepler-90b		0.117	7.008151	0.074	1056	transit	2500	1.2	6080
Kepler-90c		0.106	8.719375	0.089	981	transit	2500	1.2	6080
Kepler-90d		0.256	59.73667	0.32	518	transit	2500	1.2	6080
Kepler-90e		0.237	91.93913	0.42	448	transit	2500	1.2	6080
Kepler-90f		0.257	124.9144	0.48	592	transit	2500	1.2	6080
Kepler-90g		0.723	210.60697	0.71	340	transit	2500	1.2	6080
Kepler-90h		1.008	331.60059	1.01	292	transit	2500	1.2	6080
Kepler-91b	0.81	1.367	6.24658	0.0731		transit	3400	1.31	4550	^[20]
Kepler-92b	0.202	0.313	13.749			transit	1580	1.21	5883
Kepler-92c	0.019	0.232	26.723			transit	1580	1.21	5883
Kepler-102e	0.028	0.198	16.1457		579	transit	352.7	0.81	4909
Kepler-105b		0.429	5.4122	0.066		transit	1517	0.96	5827
Kepler-114c	0.009	0.143	8.041		623	transit	852	0.56	4605
Kepler-114d	0.012	0.226	11.776		549	transit	852	0.56	4605
Kepler-128b	0.097	0.101	15.09			transit	1307	1.18	6090
Kepler-128c	0.105	0.101	22.804			transit	1307	1.18	6090
Kepler-130b		0.091	8.457458	0.079		transit	1042	1	5884
Kepler-145b	0.117	0.236	22.951			transit	1880	1.32	6022
Kepler-145c	0.25	0.385	42.882			transit	1880	1.32	6022
Kepler-177b	0.006	0.259	36.855			transit	4880	1.07	5942
Kepler-177c	0.024	0.633	49.412			transit	4880	1.07	5942
Kepler-238e	0.534	0.5	23.654			transit	6200	1.06	5751
Kepler-238f	0.042	0.178	50.447			transit	6200	1.06	5751
Kepler-276c	0.052	0.259	31.884			transit	3850	1.1	6105
Kepler-276d	0.051	0.25	48.648			transit	3850	1.1	6105
Kepler-277b	0.275	0.261	17.324			transit	3280	1.12	5946
Kepler-277c	0.202	0.3	33.006			transit	3280	1.12	5946
Kepler-279b		0.323	12.309681	0.112		transit	3480	1.1	6363	KOI-1236.01
Kepler-279c	0.155	0.384	35.736			transit	3490	1.1	6363	KOI-1236.02
Kepler-279d	0.118	0.277	54.414			transit	3490	1.1	6363
Kepler-282d	0.192	0.219	24.806			transit	4540	0.97	5602
Kepler-282e	0.177	0.277	44.347			transit	4540	0.97	5602
Kepler-305b	0.033	0.321	5.487			transit	2900	0.76	5100	KOI-1563.01
Kepler-305c	0.019	0.294	8.291			transit	2900	0.76	5100	KOI-1563.02
Kepler-307b	0.02341	0.217	10.4208			transit	1908	0.91	5367
Kepler-307c	0.01145	0.196	13.0729			transit	1908	0.91	5367
Kepler-328b	0.09	0.205	34.921			transit	7700	1.15	5914
Kepler-328c	0.124	0.482	71.312			transit	7700	1.15	5914
Kepler-350c	0.019	0.277	17.849			transit	3210	1	6186
Kepler-350d	0.047	0.25	26.136			transit	3210	1	6186
Kepler-396b	0.238	0.312	42.994			transit	734	0.85	5384	KOI-2672.01
Kepler-396c	0.056	0.473	88.505			transit	734	0.85	5384	KOI-2672.02
Kepler-410Ab		0.253	17.833648	0.1226		transit	430	1.21	6273
Kepler-411b		0.168	3.00516	0.038	1040	transit	503.5	0.83	4974
Kepler-1359c		0.3711	505.46	1.143±0.018		transit	2182	0.78	4709	Also called KIC 6436029 c, discovery retracted in 2015 after 3rd transit was proven to be false.
MOA-2008-BLG-379Lb	4.1			3.3		microlensing	11000	0.56
MOA-2010-BLG-328Lb	0.02895			0.92		microlensing	2600	0.11
MOA-2011-BLG-262Lb	0.056634	0.383		1		microlensing	22830	0.1	3300	Host star may be a rogue planet, planet may be an exomoon^[21]
MOA-2011-BLG-262L	4			N/A		microlensing	22830		3300	Host star may be a rogue planet, planet may be an exomoon
MOA-2011-BLG-293Lb	4.8			1.1		microlensing	25200	0.86
MOA-2011-BLG-322Lb	11.6			4.3		microlensing	24700	0.39
OGLE-2011-BLG-0251Lb	0.53			2.72		microlensing	8400	0.26
OGLE-2012-BLG-358Lb	1.85			0.87		microlensing	5700	0.02		Orbiting a brown dwarf
OGLE-2012-BLG-406Lb	2.73			3.45		microlensing	16200	0.44
Omega Serpentis b	1.7		277.02	1.1		radial vel.	263.0	2.17	4770
PH2b		0.903	282.5255	0.828	281	transit	1130	0.94	5629	^[22] Also called Kepler-86b
POTS-1b	2.31	0.941	3.1606296	0.03734		transit	3900	0.69	4400
PSO J318.5−22	6.5	1.53	N/A	N/A	1160	imaging	80	N/A	N/A	Rogue planet^[23]
ROXs 12b	16			210		imaging	390	0.87	3850
ROXs 42Bb	9			157		imaging	440	1
WASP-8c	9.45		4323	5.28		radial vel.	280	1.03	5600
WASP-65b	1.55	1.112	2.3114243	0.0334		transit	1000	0.93	5600
WASP-68b	0.95	1.24	5.084298	0.06206		transit	962	1.24	5911
WASP-69b	0.26	1.057	3.8681382	0.04525	963	transit	160	0.83	4715
WASP-70Ab	0.59	1.164	3.7130203	0.04853	1387	transit	800	1.11	5763
WASP-73b	1.88	1.16	4.08722	0.05512	1790	transit	1042	1.34	6036
WASP-75b	1.07	1.27	2.484193	0.0375		transit	850	1.14	6100
WASP-76b	0.92	1.83	1.809886	0.033	2190	transit	390	1.46	6250
WASP-80b	0.538	0.999	3.06785234	0.0344		transit	200	0.58	4143	Proper name Wadirum
	1.24	1.67	2.705782	0.0447	2190	transit	650	1.63	6490
WASP-84b	0.694	0.942	8.5234865	0.0771	797	transit	410	0.84	5314
WASP-88b	0.56	1.7	4.954	0.06431	1775	transit	1730	1.45	6431
WASP-90b	0.63	1.63	3.916243	0.0562	1840	transit	1100	1.55	6440
WASP-95b	1.13	1.21	2.184673	0.03416	1570	transit	450	1.11	5630
WASP-96b	0.48	1.2	3.4252602	0.0453	1285	transit	1161	1.06	5540
WASP-97b	1.32	1.13	2.07276	0.03303	1555	transit	494.9	1.12	5640
WASP-98b	0.83	1.10	2.96264036	0.03762	1180	transit	926	0.69	5525
WASP-99b	2.78	1.10	5.75251	0.0717	1480	transit	519	1.48	6180
WASP-100b	2.03	1.69	2.849375	0.0457	2190	transit	1201	1.57	6900
WASP-101b	0.50	1.41	3.585722	0.0506	1560	transit	660	1.34	6400
WTS-2b	1.12	1.363	1.0187068	0.01855	2000	transit	3300	0.82	5000	^[24]

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