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Kepler Discoveries

Kepler's first discoveries announced!

...at the American Astronomical Society in "Washington DC, 2010 January 4.

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  Planetary Characteristics Planetary Orbit   Stellar Characteristics  
Name Mass Radius Density Temperature Period Semi-
Major axis
Eccentricity Inclination Distance Effective Temperature Stellar Mass Stellar Radius Metallicity Right Ascension Declination V Kp Last
Updated
  Jupiter
masses
Earth
masses
Jupiter
radii
Earth
radii
grams/cc Kelvin days AU   degrees parsecs Kelvin Solar masses Solar radii [Fe/H] hh mm ss
J2000
deg mm ss
J2000
Mag Mag  
The first 3 planets listed were discovered by Kepler team members using ground-based observations.
They are listed to allow for inclusion of improved planetary and stellar properties from the Kepler data.
TrES-2
Kepler 1b
1.199   1.272       2.470614 0.03556 0 83.62 220 5850 0.98 1 -0.15 19 07 14 +49 18 59 11.41 11.3 2010/01/04
HAT-P-7 b
Kepler 2b
1.8   1.421     3160 2.2047298 0.0379 0 84.1 320 6350 1.520 1.991 +0.26 19 28 59 +47 58 10 10.5 10.5 2010/01/17
HAT-P-11 b
Kepler 3b
0.081   0.452       4.887804 0.053 0.198 88.5 38 4780 0.81 0.75 +0.31 19 50 50 +48 04 51 9.59 9.2 2010/01/04
Kepler discoveries:
Kepler 4b 0.077   0.357   1.91 1650 3.2135 0.04558 (0) 89.76 550 5857 1.223 1.487 +0.17 19 02 28 +50 08 09 12.6 12.2 2010/01/17
Kepler 5b 2.114   1.431   0.894 1868 3.5485 0.05064 (0) 86.3   6297 1.374 1.793 +0.04 19 57 38 +44 02 06 13.9 13.4 2010/01/17
Kepler 6b 0.669   1.323   0.352 1500 3.2347 0.04567 (0) 86.8   5647 1.209 1.391 +0.34 19 47 21 +48 14 24 13.8 13.3 2010/01/17
Kepler 7b 0.433   1.478   0.166 1540 4.8855 0.06224 (0) 86.5   5933 1.347 1.843 +0.11 19 14 20 +41 05 23 13.3 12.9 2010/01/17
Kepler 8b 0.603   1.419   0.261 1764 3.5225 0.0483 (0) 84.07 1330 6213 1.213 1.486 -0.055 18 45 09 +42 27 04 13.9 13.6 2010/01/17
Earth and Jupiter for comparison: Sun for comparison:
Earth 0.00314 1.000 0.089 1.000 5.515 255 365.25 1.000 0.016     5860 1.000 1.000 0.00          
Jupiter 1.000 317.82 1.00 11.21 1.33 124 4330.60 5.204 0.0484     5860 1.000 1.000 0.00          



See Papers on Kepler Discoveries. See also: Light Curves of stars observed by Kepler (not planet candidates).




See Illustrations for Kepler Discoveries



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