Exoplanets

Exoplanets are planets that exist outside the Solar System. In real life, exoplanets have been discovered through many ways, including telescopes (e.x. Kepler and WISE), and through their own methods (The most commonly used method is the transit method, in which an eclipse of a star categorizes a planet.)

The word "exoplanet" is the main reasoning behind the word Exo.

Closest exoplanets

 * Proxima Centauri b
 * Barnard's Star b
 * Wolf 359 b
 * Ægir (spelt Aegir)
 * Lacaille 9352 b

Farther exoplanets

 * Spe (14 Andromedae)
 * Arion (18 Delphini)
 * Orbitar (42 Draconis)
 * Dimidium (51 Pegasi)
 * Galileo (55 Cancri A)
 * Janssen (55 Cancri A)
 * Dagon (Fomalhaut A)
 * Poltergeist (PSR B1257+12)
 * Lipperhey (55 Cancri A)
 * Boinayel (WASP-6b)
 * Saffar (Upsilon Andromedae)
 * Methuselah (PSR B1620-26)
 * COROT-7b
 * J1407b (J1407)
 * WASP-12b (WASP-12)
 * TrES-2b (TrES-2)