Known transiters:

55 e
CoRoT-1 b
CoRoT-10 b
CoRoT-11 b
CoRoT-12 b
CoRoT-13 b
CoRoT-17 b
CoRoT-18 b
CoRoT-19 b
CoRoT-2 b
CoRoT-20 b
CoRoT-3 b
CoRoT-4 b
CoRoT-5 b
CoRoT-6 b
CoRoT-7 b
CoRoT-8 b
CoRoT-9 b
GJ1214 b
GJ436 b
HAT-P-1 b
HAT-P-10/WASP-11 b
HAT-P-11 b
HAT-P-12 b
HAT-P-13 b
HAT-P-14 b
HAT-P-15 b
HAT-P-16 b
HAT-P-17 b
HAT-P-18 b
HAT-P-19 b
HAT-P-2 b
HAT-P-20 b
HAT-P-21 b
HAT-P-22 b
HAT-P-23 b
HAT-P-24 b
HAT-P-25 b
HAT-P-26 b
HAT-P-27/WASP-40 b
HAT-P-28 b
HAT-P-29 b
HAT-P-3 b
HAT-P-30/WASP-51 b
HAT-P-31 b
HAT-P-32 b
HAT-P-33 b
HAT-P-34 b
HAT-P-35 b
HAT-P-36 b
HAT-P-37 b
HAT-P-38 b
HAT-P-4 b
HAT-P-5 b
HAT-P-6 b
HAT-P-7 b
HAT-P-8 b
HAT-P-9 b
HD149026 b
HD17156 b
HD189733 b
HD209458 b
HD80606 b
HD97658 b
Kepler-10 c
Kepler-10 b
Kepler-11 b
Kepler-11 c
Kepler-11 d
Kepler-11 e
Kepler-11 f
Kepler-11 g
Kepler-12 b
Kepler-14 b
Kepler-15 b
Kepler-16A b
Kepler-16B b
Kepler-17 b
Kepler-18 b
Kepler-18 d
Kepler-18 c
Kepler-19 b
Kepler-20 f
Kepler-20 e
Kepler-20 d
Kepler-20 c
Kepler-20 b
Kepler-21 b
Kepler-22 b
Kepler-23 b
Kepler-23 c
Kepler-4 b
Kepler-5 b
Kepler-6 b
Kepler-7 b
Kepler-8 b
Kepler-9 b
Kepler-9 c
Kepler-9 d
KOI 0135 b
KOI 0196 b
KOI 0204 b
KOI 0428 b
LUPUS-TR3 b
OGLE-TR-10 b
OGLE-TR-111 b
OGLE-TR-113 b
OGLE-TR-132 b
OGLE-TR-182 b
OGLE-TR-211 b
OGLE-TR-56 b
OGLE-TR-L9 b
Qatar-1 b
Qatar-2 b
TrES-1 b
TrES-2 b
TrES-3 b
TrES-4 b
WASP-1 b
WASP-10 b
WASP-12 b
WASP-13 b
WASP-14 b
WASP-15 b
WASP-16 b
WASP-17 b
WASP-18 b
WASP-19 b
WASP-2 b
WASP-21 b
WASP-22 b
WASP-23 b
WASP-24 b
WASP-25 b
WASP-26 b
WASP-28 b
WASP-29 b
WASP-3 b
WASP-31 b
WASP-32 b
WASP-33 b
WASP-34 b
WASP-35 b
WASP-36 b
WASP-37 b
WASP-38 b
WASP-39 b
WASP-4 b
WASP-41 b
WASP-43 b
WASP-44 b
WASP-45 b
WASP-46 b
WASP-48 b
WASP-5 b
WASP-50 b
WASP-6 b
WASP-7 b
WASP-8 b
XO-1 b
XO-2 b
XO-3 b
XO-4 b
XO-5 b


 

 

 

 

ETD - Exoplanet Transit Database

Observers community | How to contribute to ETD | Model-fit your data | Transit predictions |
KEPLER Transit predictions | KEPLER Candidates | CoRoT Transit predictions | CoRoT Candidates

KEPLER is a spacecraft operated by NASA. For more information see the official website: kepler.nasa.gov

IMPORTANT NOTE: The list bellow contains 1200 KEPLER candidates issued in February 2011. Already published planets and candidates catched only once in transit were excluded. All values were obtained from paper "Characteristics of planetary candidates observed by Kepler, II: Analysis of the first four months of data" by William J. Borucki and the KEPLER team.

NEW: All mentioned KEPLER candidates can be now processed in the data fitting routine and submitted to the TRESCA database of transit observations.

LIST OF KEPLER CANDIDATE OBJECTS: http://var2.astro.cz/ETD/KEPLERCandidates.php

Your ELONGITUDE (in deg): 0° - 360°
Your LATITUDE (in deg): 90° - 0° - -90°

Type elongitude and latitude (in degrees) of your observing place.

Credit & Contact

What's new:            | Archive

2012-02-05 : Three new exoplanets were added to ETD: HAT-P-8 b (Tri), Kepler-23 b (previous designation KOI 168.03) and Kepler-23 c (KOI 168.01) Cyg.

2012-01-19 : 6 recently published transiting exoplanets were added to ETD: Kepler-21 b, HAT-P-34 b, HAT-P-35 b, HAT-P-36 b, HAT-P-37 b and CoRoT-19 b.


 

 

Current statistics:
(13. 2. 2012)
 
# of objects: 164
# of transits: 3100

DQ# of transits
11018
2314
3910
4383
5468