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What Is a Planet and What Is an Exoplanet or Extrasolar Planet?
Solar System Benchmarks and Exotic Objects
Number of Exoplanets Discovered, by Year
Distances to the Exoplanets
Exoplanet Detection Methods
Illustration of the Transit Method for Detecting and Studying Exoplanets
Exoplanet Types
What Would It Be Like to Live on a Close-in Planet If You Could Survive the Heat?
Histograms, statistics, trends, and correlations of exoplanet properties
Core-Accretion Theory of Planet Formation
Exoplanet Migration
Planet Formation and Migration - Why the Current Models Fail
51 Pegasi (or 51 Peg)
Corot-7 b
GJ 1214 b
GJ 436 b
GJ 667C c
GJ 581 system (GJ 581 d and GJ 581 g)
HD 189733 b
HD 209458 b
HD 85512
Kepler-10 b
Kepler-11 system
Kepler 20 e and Kepler 20 f
Kepler-22 b
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