List of exoplanets discovered in 2017 explained

This is a list of exoplanets discovered in 2017.

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
BD+03 2562 b	6.4		481.9	1.3		radial vel.	8540	1.14	4095	^[2]
CoRoT-30 b	2.90	1.009	9.06005	0.0844		transit	3100	0.98	5650	^[3]
CoRoT-31 b	0.84	1.46	4.62941	0.0586		transit	7000	1.25	5700
CoRoT-32 b	0.15	0.57	6.71837	0.071	938	transit		1.08	5970	Host star also known as CoRoT 223977153
Luyten b	0.00909		18.6498	0.091101	259	radial vel.	12	0.29	3382	Potentially habitable exoplanet.^[4]
Luyten c	0.00371		4.7234	0.036467		radial vel.	12	0.29	3382
Gliese 625 b	0.00887		14.628	0.078361		radial vel.	21	0.30	3499	^[5]
Gliese 1148 c	0.2141		532.58	0.912		radial vel.	35.98	0.357		Host star also known as Ross 1003
Gliese 3138 b	0.0056		1.22003	0.0197		radial vel.	92.9	0.68	3717
Gliese 3138 c	0.01315		5.974	0.057		radial vel.	92.9	0.68	3717
Gliese 3138 d	0.03304		257.8	0.698		radial vel.	92.9	0.68	3717
Gliese 3293 d	0.02391		48.1345	0.19394		radial vel.	51.4	0.42	3466
Gliese 3293 e	0.01032		13.2543	0.08208		radial vel.	51.4	0.42	3466
Gliese 3323 b	0.00636		5.3636	0.03282		radial vel.	17.4	0.16	3159
Gliese 3323 c	0.00727		40.54	0.1264		radial vel.	17.4	0.16	3159
Gliese 3942 b	0.0225		6.905	0.0608	590	radial vel.	55.3	0.63	3867
HAT-P-67b	0.34	2.085	4.81010250	0.06505		transit	1000	1.642	6406
HATS-36b	2.79	1.263	4.1752379	0.0529	1363	transit	2860	1.135	5970	Host star also known as K2-145 Host star also known as K2-145
HATS-43b	0.261	1.180	4.3888497	0.04944	1003	transit	1194.1	0.837	5099
HATS-44b	0.56	1.067	2.7439004	0.03649	1161	transit	1474	0.860	5080
HATS-45b	0.70	1.286	4.1876244	0.05511	1518	transit	2575	1.272	6450
HATS-46b	0.173	0.903	4.7423729	0.05367	1054	transit	1500	0.917	5495
HATS-50b	0.39	1.130	3.8297015	0.05046		transit	2340	1.17	5990
HATS-51b	0.768	1.41	3.3488702	0.04639	1553	transit	1560	1.17	5758
HATS-52b	2.24	1.382	1.36665436	0.02498	1834	transit	2060	1.11	6010
HATS-53b	0.595	1.340	3.8537768	0.04753	1312	transit	2000	0.96	5644
HD 3167 d	0.0217		8.509	0.07757		radial vel.	149	0.86	5261
HD 17674 b	0.87		623.8	1.42		radial vel.	145	0.98	5904
HD 20781 d	0.0061	0.2052	5.3135	0.0529		radial vel.	115.36	0.7	5256
HD 20781 e	0.0168	0.2183	13.8905	0.1004		radial vel.	115.36	0.7	5256
HD 20794 e	0.0150		147.02	0.509		radial vel.	19.8	0.7	5401	^[6]
HD 27894 c	0.162		36.07	0.198		radial vel.	138.2	0.8	4875	^[7]
HD 27894 d	5.415		5174	5.448		radial vel.	138.2	0.8	4875
HD 29021 b	2.4		1362.3	2.28		radial vel.	100	0.85	5560
HD 34445 c	0.168		214.67	0.7181		radial vel.	146.8	1.07	5836	^[8] Likely a false positive^[9]
HD 34445 d	0.0970		117.87	0.4817		radial vel.	146.8	1.07	5836	Likely a false positive
HD 34445 e	0.0529		49.175	0.2687		radial vel.	146.8	1.07	5836	Likely a false positive
HD 34445 f	0.119		676.8	1.543		radial vel.	146.8	1.07	5836	Likely a false positive
HD 34445 g	0.38		5700	6.36		radial vel.	146.8	1.07	5836	Likely a false positive
HD 40956 b	2.7		578.6	1.4		radial vel.	385	2.00	4869
HD 42012 b	1.6		857.5	1.67		radial vel.	121	0.83	5405
HD 45184 c	0.0277		13.1354	0.11		radial vel.	71.36	1.03	5869
HD 76920 b	3.93		415.891	1.149		radial vel.	602.7	1.17	4698	Extremely eccentric orbit around an evolved red giant
HD 93385 Ab	0.0125		7.3422	0.0749	1129	radial vel.	141.6	1.04	5823	Confirmed in 2021, renamed from HD 93385 d
HD 106315 b	0.0255	0.207	9.55804	0.0905	1046	transit	358	1.08	6277	Host star also known as K2-109
HD 106315 c	0.0560	0.385	21.05788	0.1533	804	transit	358	1.08	6277	Host star also known as K2-109
HD 111591 b	4.4		1056.4	2.5		radial vel.	352	1.94	4884
HD 113996 b	6.3		610.2	1.6		radial vel.	331.4	1.49	4181
HD 147379 b	0.0777		86.54	0.3193		radial vel.	35.01	0.58	4090
HD 176986 b	0.0181		6.48980	0.06296		radial vel.	86.1	0.79	4931
HD 176986 c	0.02888		16.8191	0.11878		radial vel.	86.1	0.79	4931
HD 177565 b	0.04751		44.505	0.246		radial vel.	56	1.0
HD 208897 b	1.40		352.7	1.05		radial vel.	211	1.25	4860
HIP 65426 b	9.0	1.5	230,400	92	1500	imaging	363.3	1.96	8840	Gas giant orbiting the host star also known as HD 116434^[10]
K2-18c	0.0236		8.962	0.060	363	radial vel.	110	0.36	3547
K2-105b	0.09439	0.369	8.266902	0.081		transit	760	1.01	5434
K2-106b	0.0263	0.136	0.571292	0.0116	2333	transit	798	0.95	5470	Host star also known as EPIC 220674823
K2-106c		0.226	13.341245			transit	830	0.93	5590	Host star also known as EPIC 220674823
K2-108b	0.18689	0.471	4.73401	0.0573	1446	transit	1530	1.12	5474
K2-111b	0.0271	0.17	5.35117	0.0621	1309	transit	680	0.88	5730
K2-114b	1.85	0.942	11.39109	0.09309	719	transit	1570	0.83	5027
K2-115b	0.84	1.115	20.273034	0.1367	682	transit	1360	0.83	5560
		0.062	4.655411	0.048		transit	183.1	0.69	4348	Host star also known as BD-12 6259
K2-117b		0.175	1.291505	0.019		transit	333.5	0.58	3842
K2-117c		0.181	5.444820	0.051		transit	333.5	0.58	3842
K2-118b		0.227	50.92092	0.245		transit	1057	0.76	4726
K2-119b		0.204	7.728578	0.070		transit	1180	0.76	4753
K2-120b		0.179	9.562742	0.078		transit	950	0.69	4350
K2-121b		0.814	5.185754	0.052		transit	552	0.71	4471
K2-122b		0.114	2.219405	0.029		transit	236	0.63	3993
K2-123b		0.236	30.956763	0.167		transit	529	0.65	4076
K2-124b		0.236	6.413539	0.051		transit	448	0.44	3561
K2-125b		0.194	21.750264	0.121		transit	415	0.49	3654
K2-126b		0.164	7.387073	0.066		transit	332	0.70	4368
K2-127b		0.773	3.588165	0.041		transit	2370	0.70	4388
K2-128b		0.127	5.675819	0.056		transit	373	0.71	4470
K2-129b		0.0928	8.239493	0.057		transit	90.19	0.36	3459	Host star also known as LP 868-19
K2-130b		0.112	2.494120	0.032		transit	384.4	0.70	4356
K2-131b	0.017	0.152	0.36931	0.009500	2062	transit	501	0.84	5245
K2-132b		1.30	9.1751			transit	568	1.08	4840
		0.117	3.0712	0.033		transit	245.3	0.46	3655	Host star also known as LP 358–499, 4 planets in system
		0.132	4.8682	0.045		transit	245.3	0.46	3655	Host star also known as LP 358–499, 4 planets in system
		0.180	11.0234	0.077		transit	245.3	0.46	3655	Host star also known as LP 358–499, 4 planets in system
K2-135b		0.156	1.208957	0.020	1043.5	transit	98.8	0.66	4255	^[11]
K2-135c		0.121	3.64802	0.042	721.9	transit	98.8	0.66	4255
K2-135d		0.187	6.20141	0.060	604.9	transit	98.8	0.66	4255
		0.0883	7.975292		553	transit		0.74	4499
	0.057	0.260	17.307137	0.11728	425	transit		0.74	4499
		0.129	25.575065		373	transit		0.74	4499
K2-137b	0.5	0.079	0.179715	0.0058	1471	transit		0.46	3492
K2-139b	0.387	0.808	28.38236	0.179	565	transit	496	1.8	5340
K2-140b	0.211	1.093	6.56918	0.0687	957	transit	1110	1.00	5705
K2-141b	0.0160	0.135	0.2803226	0.00716	2039	transit	202.16	0.708	4599	^[12]
K2-146b		0.196	2.644646	0.0266		transit	259.2	0.358	3385
K2-147b		0.123	0.961917	0.0159		transit	296.10	0.583	3672	Also called EPIC 213715787^[13]
K2-148b		0.119	4.38395	0.0454		transit	407.4	0.650	4079
K2-148c		0.154	6.92260	0.0616		transit	407.4	0.650	4079
K2-148d		0.146	9.7579	0.0774		transit	407.4	0.650	4079
K2-149b		0.146	11.3320	0.0830		transit	404.8	0.595	3745
K2-150b		0.178	10.59357	0.0727		transit	335.2	0.457	3499
K2-151b		0.120	3.835592	0.0365		transit	227.07	0.440	3585
K2-152b		0.204	32.6527	0.1716	337	transit	354.8	0.63	4044
K2-153b		0.178	7.51554	0.0614	497	transit	468.7	0.55	3845
K2-154b		0.178	3.67635	0.0405	715	transit	423.5	0.65	4097
K2-154c		0.185	7.95478	0.0677	552	transit	423.5	0.65	4097
KELT-9b	2.88	1.891	1.4811235	0.03462	4050	transit	615.5	2.52	10170	Hottest confirmed exoplanet
KELT-18b	1.18	1.570	2.8717518	0.04550	2085	transit		1.52	6670	^[14]
KELT-19Ab	<4.07	1.91	4.6117093	0.0637	1935	transit	950	1.62	7500
KELT-20b		1.741	3.4741085	0.0542	2262	transit	455.6	1.76	8720	^[15] Also known as MASCARA-2b
KELT-21b	3.91	1.586	3.6127647	0.05224	2051	transit	1557	1.458	7598	^[16]
Kepler-19d	0.0708		62.95			radial vel.	6910	0.94	5541
Kepler-80g		0.101	14.64558		418	transit	1160	0.73	4540	^[17]
Kepler-90i		0.118	14.44912		709	transit	2540	1.2	6080
Kepler-150 f		0.325	637.2093	1.24		transit	2980		5560
Kepler-1649b		0.0964	8.689090	0.0514		transit		0.22	3240
Kepler-1650b		0.0856	1.53818001			transit	393	0.33	3410
Kepler-1651b		0.164	9.87863917			transit	226	0.52	3713
Kepler-1652b		0.143	38.09722	0.1654	268	transit	822	0.40	3638
		0.194	140.2524	0.4706	284	transit	2460	0.72	4807
LHS 1140 b	0.0209	0.128	24.73712	0.0875	254	transit	40.7	0.18	3216	Potentially habitable exoplanet^[18]
MASCARA-1b	3.7	1.5	2.148780	0.043	2570	transit	615.5	1.72	7554	^[19]
MOA-2010-BLG-117Lb	0.54		2369	2.9		microlensing	11400	0.58	4000
MOA-2012-BLG-006Lb	8.40			10.2		microlensing	17000	0.49
MOA-2012-BLG-505Lb	0.02108			0.900		microlensing	23500	0.10
MOA-2016-BLG-227Lb	2.8			1.67		microlensing	21000	0.29
MXB 1658-298 b	23.7		760	1.613		timing		1.98		Circumbinary planet
NGTS-1b	0.812	1.33	2.647298	0.0326	790	transit	731	0.617	3916	Largest exoplanet in relation to its star^[20]
OGLE-2013-BLG-0132Lb	0.29			3.6		microlensing	13000	0.54
OGLE-2013-BLG-1721Lb	0.64			2.6		microlensing	21000	0.46
OGLE-2013-BLG-1761Lb	2.7			1.8		microlensing	23000	0.33
OGLE-2016-BLG-0263Lb	4.10			5.4		microlensing	21000	0.13
OGLE-2016-BLG-0613(AB)b	4.18			6.40		microlensing	11100	0.72
OGLE-2016-BLG-1190Lb	13.38		1224	2.17		microlensing	22100	0.88		Extremely massive; possible brown dwarf^[21]
OGLE-2016-BLG-1195Lb	0.031			2.62		microlensing	22000	0.57		^[22]
OGLE-2017-BLG-0173Lb	0.0103		4493	3.9		microlensing	15700	0.40	3500	Atypical lensing event Not an OGLE-2011-BLG-0173Lb!
PSR B0329+54 b	0.00620		10140	10.26		timing	1600	1.44		Dubious^[23]
PSR J2322-2650 b	0.7949		0.322963997	0.0102		timing	750	1.4
Qatar-6b	0.668	1.062	3.506195	0.0423		transit	330	0.822	5052
Ross 128 b	0.00440		9.8658	0.0496	301	radial vel.	11.03	0.17	3192	^[24]
SAND978 b	2.18		511.21			radial vel.	2051.3	1.37	4200	Red giant host star, belonging to M67, is also known as NGC 2682 108
TAP 26 b	1.66		10.79	0.0968		radial vel.	480	1.04	4620	Host star also known as V1069 Tauri
Tau Ceti g	0.00551		20.00	0.133		radial vel.	12	0.78		^[25]
Tau Ceti h	0.00576		49.41	0.243		radial vel.	12	0.78
TRAPPIST-1e	0.00195	0.082	6.099615	0.02817	251	transit	39	0.08	2559	Potentially habitable exoplanet^[26]
TRAPPIST-1f	0.00214	0.093	9.20669	0.0371	219	transit	39	0.08	2559	Potentially habitable exoplanet
TRAPPIST-1g	0.00422	0.101	12.35294	0.0451	199	transit	39	0.08	2559	Potentially habitable exoplanet
TRAPPIST-1h		0.067	20	0.063	168	transit	39	0.08	2559
TYC 4282-605-1 b	10.78		101.54	0.422		radial vel.	2300	0.97	4300
WASP-91b	1.34	1.03	2.798581	0.037	1160	transit	490	0.84	4920
WASP-105b	1.8	0.96	7.87288	0.075	900	transit		0.89	5070
WASP-107b	0.12	0.94	5.721490	0.055	770	transit		0.69	4430
WASP-151b	0.31	1.13	4.533471	0.055	1290	transit	1570	1.01	5871	Host star also known as K2-134
WASP-153b	0.39	1.55	3.332609	0.048	1700	transit	1400	1.34	5914
WASP-156b	0.128	0.51	3.836169	0.0453	970	transit	460	0.84	4910	Host star also known as TOI-465
WASP-167b		1.58	2.0219596	0.0365	2329	transit	1240	1.59	7000	Host star also known as KELT-13
YZ Ceti b	0.0024		1.96876	0.01634		radial vel.	12.122	0.130	3056
YZ Ceti c	0.00308		3.06008	0.02156		radial vel.	12.122	0.130	3056
YZ Ceti d	0.00359		4.65627	0.02851		radial vel.	12.122	0.130	3056

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