NASA Exoplanet Archive Update 6 March 2025
An exoplanet — Grok via Astrobiology.com
This week’s release was made possible by the radial velocity technique: multiple TOIs were confirmed with radial velocity follow-up. One noteworthy planet from that batch is TOI-2537 b because it partially orbits in its star’s habitable zone. Also, Jovian GJ 2126 b—which has a very eccentric orbit around an M0 star—is an RV-only discovery.
Learn more about the TOI confirmations in Tala Pinto et al. and Heidari et al.; details on GJ 2126 b are described in a separate paper.
The other new planets are: TOI-2295 b & c, TOI-2328 b, TOI-2537 c, TOI-3837 b, TOI-5027 b, TOI-5110 b, and TOI-6628 b.
Click on the planet names view their System Overview pages, or browse all system parameters in the archive (including this week’s new sets) with the Planetary Systems and Planetary Systems Composite Data tables.
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Keith Cowing
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