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Phil (I have a SubStack link in bio) Plait

NICE. I use this archive frequently when I write about exoplanets. Remember the first one was announced in 1992! Look how far we've come!

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NExScI: Exoplanet Science Institute Caltech IPAC

The Lucky Seven

We're ending this year on a high note! We present seven new planets for our last archive update of 2021. These bring the archive's year-end tally of confirmed planets to 4,884. We're just 116 discoveries away from 5,000 planets! exoplanetarchive.ipac.caltech.edu

12:49 AM · Dec 17, 2021