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• HD 142 System - Multiple star system with a planet.
• Gliese 3021 System - Multiple star system with a planet.
• WASP-1 System - Has the first planet detected by the WASP program, which is the third "inflated" Hot Jupiter detected, which suggested these planets were fairly common.
• HD 2039 System - A planet around a yellow dwarf or yellow subgiant star almost 5 times as massive as Jupiter and in a very eccentric orbit.
• HD 2638 System - A cloudless blue jovian around an yellow dwarf star.
• 54 Piscium System - Nearby star with an eccentric planet. A recently discovered faint distant T type brown dwarf may be the cause of this eccentricity.
• HD 4208 System - A white Water Cloud Jovian around an yellow dwarf star located beyond the habitability zone.
• HD 4203 System! - Template:HD 4203 System
• HD 5319 System! - System that includes one of the 28 planets announced at the May 2007 AAS media briefing.
• HD 6434 System - Template:HD 6434 System
• HD 8574 System! - Template:HD 8574 System
• Upsilon Andromedae System - Well known multiplanet system. Roaster Planet b nicknamed the "Fire and Ice Planet" because it is hot on one side and cold on the other. The eccentricity of outer planets could be due to another planet being ejected from the system.
• q1 Eridani System - A white Water Cloud Jovian around an yellow dwarf star straddling the outer edge of its habitability zone.
• 109 Piscium System - A white Water Cloud Jovian around an yellow sub-giant star at near Earth-like temperatures.
• HD 11506 System - System that includes one of the 28 planets announced at the May 2007 AAS media briefing.
• Eta2 Hydri System - A planet around an intermediate-mass giant star. This provides indirect evidence for the existence of planetary systems around A-type stars.
• HD 11964 System - Sunlike star with two eccentric gas giants detected in 2005. The outermost one was retracted but then re-confirmed as one of the 28 planets announced at the May 2007 AAS media briefing. The inner most has half the mass of Saturn and is too hot for clouds. The outer one is cool and likely dominated by white water clouds. A middle planet may also exist.
• HD 12661 System - System with two Jovians that could support water clouds discovered in 2000 and 2002. The innermost one may be an "Eccentric Sulfurous Cloud Giant".
• HD 13189 System! - Template:HD 13189 System
• Gliese 86 System! - Contains the first exoplanet discovered by CORALIE of the Geneva southern extrasolar planet search programme. A cloudless blue heavy jupiter and a white dwarf around an orange star.
• 79 Ceti System - A yellow subgiant star around which the smaller of the first 2 Saturnians discovered (HD 46375 b was the other one) is in a Mercury-like orbit.
• Iota Horologii System - Contains the first planet discovered with an ESA instrument.
• HD 17092 System - A large Jovian in an "Earth-like" orbit (more eccentric though) around an orange giant star. Planet discovered by A. Niedzielski's team, the same one that discovered the first exoplanet.
• HD 17156 System - Star system containing a planet discovered by dopplar spectrometry method and later found by amateurs to transit. The planet is the furthest detected transiting planet as well as the one in the most eccentric orbit.
• HIP 14810 System - System with two eccentric planets discovered in 2006 by the Carnegie team. One is a moderately eccentric massive Hot Jupiter, while the other is a very eccentric half-Jupiter orbiting at Mercury-like distances.
• 94 Ceti System - A yellow water cloud jovian around a hot yellow dwarf star.
• HD 20367 System - Template:HD 20367 System
• HD 20782 System - Template:HD 20782 System
• Epsilon Eridani System - Nearest single non-red dwarf star to the Sun and the nearest system with confirmed planets. The planet is a very elliptical Jupiter-like world. Also has a kuiper belt with possible associated planets which is coplanar with the confirmed planet.
• HD 23127 System - System that includes one of the 28 planets announced at the May 2007 AAS media briefing.
• HD 23079 System! - A white Water Cloud Jovian around an yellow dwarf star at the outer edge of the habitability zone.
• HD 23596 System! - Template:HD 23596 System
• Epsilon Reticuli System - A cloudless blue jovian around an orange sub-giant star.
• HD 27894 System - A cloudless blue jovian around an orange dwarf star.
• HD 28185 System - Contains the first exoplanet discovered in a circular orbit within its star's habitability zone. A white Water Cloud Jovian around an yellow dwarf star at near Earth-like temperatures.
• Epsilon Tauri System - The brightest star in the Hyades star cluster. It is a super-Jovian around an orange giant star. This is the first planet discovered in an open star cluster.
• HD 30177 System! - An eccentric ammonia cloud jovian orbiting 2.7 to 5.0 AU from a yellow dwarf star.
• HD 33283 System! - System that includes one of the 28 planets announced at the May 2007 AAS media briefing.
• HD 33564 System! - Template:HD 33564 System
• HD 37124 System - The fourth triple planet system discovered around a normal star, the last one announced with 4 other multiplanet components in 2005. A Sunlike star with Jovian planets that received Venus-like, Mars-like, and Asteroid Belt-like radition from their stars. Simulations showed that no terrestrial planets could form between the Venus-like and Mars-like Jovian planets.
• Pi Mensae System - Very eccentric jovian around a yellow giant star.
• HD 37605 System! - Contains the first exoplanet discovered by the Hobby-Eberly Telescope (HET), which was the third most eccentric planet found, ranging from Hot Jupiter distance to Mercury-like distance.
• HD 38529 System - Subgiant star with a cloudy Hot Jupiter, Brown Dwarf, and Red Dwarf companion. Simulations showed that Earth-sized planet could exist between the planet and brown dwarf, but that an asteroid belt can be expected there instead.
• HD 41004 System! - Template:HD 41004 System
• HD 40979 System - Multiple star system with a planet.
• AB Pictoris System - Contains one of the first exoplanets directly imaged. The young planet is just under the Brown Dwarf threshold in mass and was observed 275 AU from its orange dwarf host star.
• HD 45350 System - Contains a highly eccentric planet which was recently studied to determine what other planets could exist in the system.
• HD 46375 System - An orange subgiant around which the larger of the first two Saturnians discovered (79 Ceti b was the other one) orbits, which was the first "Epistellar Saturn" discovered.
• HD 47536 System - Very large orange giant star with two large eccentric jovian discovered by the European-Brazilian team. The inner planet is at Earth-like distance, but is too hot for clouds to appear.
• HD 47536 System - Very large orange giant star with two large eccentric jovian discovered by the European-Brazilian team. The inner planet is at Earth-like distance, but is too hot for clouds to appear.
• HD 49674 System - Contains the first planet found to have significantly less mass than Saturn.
• HD 50499 System! - Star system with a cold eccentric water-cloud jovian and an unconfirmed outer planet which was discussed when the Carnegie team announced 5 new multiplanet system components in 2005.
• HD 50554 System! - One of the six extrasolar systems known to have planets to be first shown to also have a dust disk by Spitzer.
• Corot-exo-1 System - Contains the first transiting planet found by the French COROT mission. It was discovered during a test run and promises to be the first of many detected.
• HD 52265 System - One of the six extrasolar systems known to have planets to be first shown to also have a dust disk by Spitzer. Planet independently discovered by CORALIE and Carnegie teams and is roughly Jupiter-sized in a hot eccentric orbit.
• HD 59686 System - A cloudless blue jovian around an orange giant star.
• HD 63454 System - A dark Hot Jupiter around an orange dwarf star.
• Pollux System - Planet confirmed that was first suspected in 1993. This is the brightest star in the sky known to have a planet.
• XO-2 System! - Template:XO-2 System
• HD 65216 System - Jovian around a sun-like star.
• HD 66428 System - System that includes one of the 28 planets announced at the May 2007 AAS media briefing.
• HD 68988 System! - A dark Hot Jupiter around an yellow dwarf star.
• HD 69830 System - First multi-planet system found that does not have a Jupiter-sized planet. Contains 3 Neptunians and the first discovered asteroid belt that is like the size and age as the Sun's. The debris from this belt that was detected was from the breakup of an asteroid.
• HD 70642 System - A jupiter analog 3.3 AU from an aging yellow dwarf star.
• HD 70573 System - The youngest known star system with a planet.
• HD 72659 System! - A white Water Cloud Jovian around an yellow dwarf star located beyond the habitability zone.
• HD 73256 System! - A dark Hot Jupiter around an yellow dwarf star.
• HD 73526 System - System with two large orbit-crossing Jovians locked in 1:2 resonance that would span the inner solar system to the asteroid belt. The second planet was one of the 28 planets announced at the May 2007 AAS media briefing.
• 4 Ursae Majoris System - Template:4 Ursae Majoris System
• HD 74156 System - Sunlike star with two planets more massive than Jupiter, one in about Mercury's position, and one at an Asteroid Belt-like position. A planet was predicted in between these two at Earth-like distances and later found, the first vindicated prediction since Neptune. This supports the "Packed Planetary Systems" theory. Some have suggested that it's one Earth year orbit period may mean its detection is due to Earth based observation errors.
• HD 74156 System - Sunlike star with two planets more massive than Jupiter, one in about Mercury's position, and one at an Asteroid Belt-like position. A planet was predicted in between these two at Earth-like distances and later found, the first vindicated prediction since Neptune. This supports the "Packed Planetary Systems" theory. Some have suggested that it's one Earth year orbit period may mean its detection is due to Earth based observation errors.
• HD 75289 System - A cloudy Hot Jupiter around an yellow dwarf star.
• 55 Cancri System - 1st extra-solar system known to have five planets. Contains three tightly packed eccentric planets close in to the star (including the first Neptunian discovered), a Saturnian in the habitable zone, and one large eccentric jovian at Jupiter-like distances.
• HD 75898 System! - System that includes one of the 28 planets announced at the May 2007 AAS media briefing.
• HD 76700 System - A cloudy Hot Jupiter around an yellow dwarf star.
• HD 80606 System - Multiple star system with a planet.
• HD 81040 System - Template:HD 81040 System
• HD 82943 System - Yellow dwarf with two large orbit-crossing Jovians locked in 1:2 orbital resonance that would span the inner solar system, which were disccovered by the Swiss team by 2001. The planets have nearly identical mass (1.8 MJ). Shown to have a dust disk by Spitzer.
• HD 83443 System - A cloudy Hot Jupiter around an orange dwarf star.
• HD 86081 System! - System that includes one of the 28 planets announced at the May 2007 AAS media briefing.
• HD 88133 System - A cloudy Hot Jupiter around an yellow sub-giant star.
• HD 89307 System! - A moderately eccentric ammonia cloud jovian around a yellow dwarf star.
• HD 89744 System - Contains a highly eccentric planet which was recently studied to determine what other planets could exist in the system.
• HD 92788 System! - Template:HD 92788 System
• HD 93083 System - A yellow Water Cloud Jovian around an orange dwarf star.
• OGLE-TR-132 System - Has the third discovered Very Hot Jupiter, validating the believability of the first one found.
• OGLE-TR-113 System! - Has the second discovered Very Hot Jupiter, which is the only known transiting Hot Jupiter with a surface gravity greater than Jupiter's.
• OGLE-TR-111 System - Has the first transiting "normal" Hot Jupiter (the others had unusually short periods). Data suggests the presense of a second planet, which, if confirmed, would make this the first system with more than one transiting planet.
• BD−10°3166 System - Template:BD−10°3166 System
• 47 Ursae Majoris System - One of earliest systems discovered one of the only two planet system found to have circular orbits beyond the habitable zone. Studies have shown a terrestrial planet could only form in the innermost part of the habitable zone.
• HD 99109 System - System that includes one of the 28 planets announced at the May 2007 AAS media briefing.
• 83 Leonis System - Multiple star system with a planet.
• HD 100777 System! - Template:HD 100777 System
• Gliese 436 System - Nearby red dwarf that contains one of the first Neptunians discovered. Planet b recently became the smallest exoplanet known to transit its host star and the nearest. It was found to have a steamy atmosphere with "hot ice". Also contains a 5-Earth mass terrestrial planet in a five day orbit, the smallest found around a normal star at the time.
• HD 101930 System - A cloudless blue jovian around an orange dwarf star.
• HD 102117 System - A cloudless blue jovian around an yellow dwarf star.
• HD 102195 System - Template:HD 102195 System
• HD 104985 System! - A cloudless blue jovian around an yellow giant star.
• HD 106252 System! - Template:HD 106252 System
• HD 107148 System - System that includes one of the 28 planets announced at the May 2007 AAS media briefing.
• HD 108147 System - Template:HD 108147 System
• HD 108874 System - System with two Jovians that could have bands of white water clouds. The inner planet is in a circular orbit and enjoy's Earth-like heat. Its second planet, which was announced with four other new multiplanet systems in 2005, is in an eccentric orbit that would span our solar system's inner asteroid belt.
• HD 109749 System! - Multiple star system with a planet.
• HD 111232 System! - A white Water Cloud Jovian around an yellow dwarf star located beyond the habitability zone.
• HD 114386 System - Template:HD 114386 System
• HD 114762 System - Multiple star system with a planet.
• HD 114783 System - A white Water Cloud Jovian around an orange dwarf star located beyond the habitability zone.
• HD 114729 System - Multiple star system with a planet.
• 70 Virginis System - The second normal star found to have planets, which is the first Eccentric Giant discovered and the first discovered by the Carnegie team. Planet nicknamed "Goldilocks" because it was perceived as the first planet discovered in its star's Habitability Zone. It was found to be much further away from Earth than initially believed and the star thus brighter, so the planet is now known to be too hot to have habitable moons.
• HD 117207 System! - A jupiter analogue 3.8 AU from a yellow dwarf star.
• HD 117618 System - Template:HD 117618 System
• HD 118203 System! - Template:HD 118203 System
• Tau Boötis System - Template:Tau Boötis System
• HD 121504 System - A cloudless blue jovian around an yellow dwarf star.
• HD 122430 System! - Template:HD 122430 System
• HD 125612 System - Template:HD 125612 System
• HD 128311 System - An orange dwarf star with two jovians (a Jupiter analog detected in 2005 and an eccentric giant in the outer habitable zone) possibly in 1:2 resonance and a dusk disk detected by Spitzer.
• XO-3 System - Planet is the first transiting object with mass on the borderline between being a planet and a Brown Dwarf. The largest known "planet" in a torch orbit.
• HD 130322 System - A cloudless blue jovian around an orange dwarf star.
• 23 Librae System - Template:23 Librae System
• HD 136118 System - Template:HD 136118 System
• Gliese 581 System - Planet c, tidally locked to its Red Dwarf star, is the first terrestrial world found within its star's habitability zone and currently the smallest known exoplanet around a normal star. Planet d is actually more likely to be habitable though. Unfortunately, no transits have been detected. Planet b is a hot Neptunian.
• Iota Draconis System - (aka Edasich) Contains the first planet discovered orbiting a giant star. It is in an eccentric orbit, which aided its detection as giant stars have pulsations which can mimic the presence of a planet.
• GQ Lupi System - Contains a planet that might be the first planet imaged.
• HD 330075 System - A cloudless blue jovian around an orange dwarf star.
• HD 141937 System! - Template:HD 141937 System
• HD 142415 System! - Template:HD 142415 System
• Rho Coronae Borealis System - Has the first planet discovered closer than its star's habitability zone but not a Hot Jupiter or an Eccentric Giant. This planet was the first detected by the AFOE team. A dust disk was detected the same year as the planet, making it the first system observed to have both.
• XO-1 System - Transiting hot jupiter discovered with the use of backyard telescopes. It is about the same size of Jupiter and has a very small core.
• HD 142022 System! - Multiple star system with a planet.
• 14 Herculis System - Contains the first discovered exoplanet orbiting beyond the habitable zone. An eccentric ammonia cloud giant ranging from 1.9 to 3.7 au from a yellow dwarf star.
• HD 147506 System - (aka HAT-P-2) Hat-P-2b is the most massive measured exoplanet discovered that is clearly not a Brown Dwarf and the first transiting Hot Super Planet discovered. It is the first known transiting planet with a significantly eccentric orbit and experiences significant seasons.
• HD 147513 System! - A jovian and white dwarf around a yellow dwarf.
• HD 149026 System - Contains a Saturn mass planet with a large dense core and the first TEP discovered smaller than Jupiter. It was recently revealed to be as black as coal, twice as hot as any other known exoplanet, and hotter than some stars.
• HD 150706 System - Template:HD 150706 System
• HD 149143 System! - Template:HD 149143 System
• HD 154345 System - System that includes one of the 28 planets announced at the May 2007 AAS media briefing.
• HD 155358 System - The extrasolar system with the lowest metalicity host star. Its two known Jovian planets were discovered recently and challenged planetary formation theorists. The two planets interact gravitationally with each other and are on opposite sides of the star's habitable zone.
• HD 154857 System - Template:HD 154857 System
• Gliese 674 System - The nearest red dwarf known to have a planet which is also the second nearest exoplanet to the Sun. The planet is a Neptunian in a tight orbit that has a similar eccentricity as Mercury.
• HD 159868 System - System that includes one of the 28 planets announced at the May 2007 AAS media briefing.
• Mu Arae System - At first believed to be a system dominated by orbit crossing eccentric Super Jupiters. Instead, three Jovians orbit in roughly circular orbits at Earth-like, Mars-like, and Jupiter-like distances in addition to a Hot Neptune (the first Neptunian announced).
• OGLE-2005-BLG-071L System! - Template:OGLE-2005-BLG-071L System
• HD 162020 System! - Template:HD 162020 System
• OGLE-TR-10 System - Found to have the lowest measured surface gravity of any of the transiting exoplanets, considerably less than Earth.
• GSC 03089-00929 System! - Has planet TrES-3, the most massive transiting Very Hot Jupiter planet.
• OGLE-2005-BLG-390L System - Has first discovered Icy Super Earth, which was detected via Micro-lensing tens of thousands of light years away and was the smallest known exoplanet around a normal star at the time.
• OGLE-TR-56 System - Contains first Very Hot Jupiter discovered. Discovered by transit, confirmed with Dopplar Spectroscopy. Currently has the smallest period of any confirmed exoplanet.
• SWEEPS-04 System! - Template:SWEEPS-04 System
• SWEEPS-11 System! - Template:SWEEPS-11 System
• HD 164922 System - System that includes one of the 28 planets announced at the May 2007 AAS media briefing.
• OGLE-2003-BLG-235L System - A red dwarf around which the first planet discovered through microlensing was detected in 2004, shattering planetary distance records. It took a few years to actually image the star itself (by Hubble).
• OGLE-2005-BLG-169L System - Contains the second discovered icy Super-Earth or Neptunian. This planet was detected via the Microlense technique.
• HD 168443 System - Contains the first planet discovered whose minimum mass was near the planet/brown dwarf boundary which orbits at a asteroid belt-like distance. Also contains a second huge planet at least 7 times as massive as Jupiter orbiting at Mercury-like distances.
• HD 168746 System - A dark Hot Jupiter around an yellow dwarf star.
• HD 169830 System - Bright star with two eccentric planets known in 2003. One is likely too hot to have any clouds, while the other one is likely to sport white water cloud bands.
• HD 170469 System - System that includes one of the 28 planets announced at the May 2007 AAS media briefing.
• SCR 1845-6357 System - A Red Dwarf star only 11 ly away with a T-Type Brown Dwarf.
• HD 175541 System - System that includes one of the 28 planets announced at the May 2007 AAS media briefing.
• GSC 02652-01324 System - Contains well-studied transiting planet TrES-1, whose light was separated from its host star.
• HD 177830 System - Template:HD 177830 System
• GSC 03549-02811 System! - Contains TrES-2, which was the most massive nearby transiting planet until the discovery of Hat-P-2 b.
• HD 178911 System! - A cloudless blue jovian around one of the two yellow giant star in a binary system.
• HD 179949 System - Contains the first planet discovered by the Anglo-Australian Planet Search, which is also the first exoplanet whose Magnetic Field was observed. This tidally locked Hot Jupiter was also found to have supersonic winds that caused the eternal night-side hemisphere to be as hot as the day-side one. This system is also the first observed to have planet-induced stellar X-ray activity.
• HD 183263 System! - Template:HD 183263 System
• HD 231701 System! - System that includes one of the 28 planets announced at the May 2007 AAS media briefing.
• HD 185269 System - System that includes one of the 28 planets announced at the May 2007 AAS media briefing.
• 16 Cygni System - A hierarchical triple star system. Has one of the first highly eccentric Jovians discovered around the "outer" star B. Recent calculations show that a short period planet could exist around the same star, but none up to as large as Neptune could exist elsewhere.
• HD 187123 System - System containing one of the earlier discovered Hot Jupiters (similar to 51 Peg b) and that had early indications of an outer planet. The confirmation of this massive distant eccentric jovian was announced at the May 2007 AAS media briefing, along with 27 other exoplanets.
• HD 187085 System - Template:HD 187085 System
• HD 188015 System - A white Water Cloud Jovian around an yellow sub-giant star at near Earth-like temperatures.
• HD 189733 System - Planet b is the nearest planet discovered using the transit technique (62.9 ly). This is the first exoplanet to have its temperature mapped and was nicknamed "Bull's Eye" for its hot spot that is significantly offset from the starward pole. It is also the first exoplanet for which scattered light in the upper atmosphere has been detected and the second exoplanet with water detected and first with Methane detected.
• HD 190228 System! - Template:HD 190228 System
• Gliese 777 System - Outer planet of the primary star was initially believed to be a Jupiter analog, but later found to be eccentric (its apastron is at Jupiter-like distance). Its second planet was the fourth Neptunian discovered and was announced with four other "second" planets in 2005.
• HD 190647 System! - Template:HD 190647 System
• HD 192263 System - A cloudless blue jovian around an orange dwarf star.
• HD 192699 System - System that includes one of the 28 planets announced at the May 2007 AAS media briefing.
• HD 195019 System! - A cloudless blue jovian around an yellow dwarf star.
• WASP-2 System - Contains second planet discovered by WASP program. This planet is a rather heavy transiting planet, has a large rocky core, and conforms to present models (in contrast to WASP-1).
• HD 196050 System! - Multiple star system with a planet.
• HD 196885 System - Template:HD 196885 System
• HD 202206 System - System with an eccentric brown-dwarf at Venus-like distances and an even further out eccentric Jovian found in 2004.
• HD 208487 System - Template:HD 208487 System
• HD 209458 System - Has first discovered transiting planet which was nicknamed "Osiris" due to the comet-like tail detected. They detected water in its atmosphere (they had failed earlier), the first time this has been done for any exoplanet.
• HD 210277 System - Template:HD 210277 System
• Gliese 849 System - Contains the first long period exoplanet found around a red dwarf star using dopplar spectrometry. Also only the second Jupiter mass planet around a star less massive than half the Sun. Also the first confirmed Jupiter-sized planet at Neptune-like temperatures. There is evidense for a second planet.
• HD 210702 System - System that includes one of the 28 planets announced at the May 2007 AAS media briefing.
• HD 212301 System! - Template:HD 212301 System
• HD 213240 System! - Multiple star system with a planet.
• Gliese 876 System - Very nearby triple planet system (all of which would be within the orbit of Mercury) and the first Red Dwarf found to have planets. Contains the first found rocky planet around a normal star (the first true "Super-Earth", at epistellar distances). The outer two Jovians are in resonant orbits. Planet b is second discovered by ELODIE after 51 Peg b.
• Tau1 Gruis System - Template:Tau1 Gruis System
• Rho Indi System - Eccentric water cloud giant around a yellow sub-giant star.
• HD 216770 System - Template:HD 216770 System
• 51 Pegasi System - Contains the first exo-planet around a normal star discovered and the first "Hot Jupiter" found, which is nicknamed "Bellerophon". Found to have supersonic winds that caused the eternal night-side hemisphere to be as hot as the day-side one.
• ADS 16402 System - (aka HAT-P-1) Believed to contain the planet with the biggest known diameter and the least dense. This is the second "inflated" Hot Jupiter discovered. Later measurements showed it wasn't that inflated.
• HD 217107 System - Contains the first discovered moderately eccentric Hot Jupiter. Its outer planet was suspected when the inner one was discovered and confirmed with four other new multiplanet systems in 2005. Outer planet is highly eccentric and skirts the outer edge of the habitable zone.
• Psi1 Aquarii System - A dark hot jupiter around an orange giant star.
• HD 219828 System - Template:HD 219828 System
• HD 221287 System! - Template:HD 221287 System
• Gamma Cephei System - Jovian and red dwarf around an orange sub-giant.
• HD 222582 System - Multiple star system with a planet.
• HD 224693 System - System that includes one of the 28 planets announced at the May 2007 AAS media briefing.