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Exoplanets found by timing variations
Pulsar, eclipse or transit timings drift as an unseen companion tugs on them. 56 confirmed planets were found this way; here are the nearest.
Open the visor| Name | Type | Size | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|
| AU Mic d | Earth-sized | 1 × Earth | 31.7 light-years |
| RR Cae b | Gas giant | 1.2 × Jupiter | 69.1 light-years |
| DE CVn b | Gas giant | 1.1 × Jupiter | 99.6 light-years |
| TOI-1266 d | Super-Earth | 1.7 × Earth | 117 light-years |
| TOI-2015 c | Sub-Neptune | 2.9 × Earth | 154 light-years |
| Kepler-138 e | Earth-sized | 0.8 × Earth | 218 light-years |
| TOI-5624 f | Sub-Neptune | 3.7 × Earth | 332 light-years |
| TOI-199 c | Gas giant | 1 × Jupiter | 334 light-years |
| TOI-201 c | Gas giant | 0.93 × Jupiter | 371 light-years |
| TOI-1408 c | Sub-Neptune | 2.2 × Earth | 455 light-years |
| Kepler-411 e | Sub-Neptune | 3.3 × Earth | 501 light-years |
| HU Aqr AB b | Gas giant | 1.1 × Jupiter | 627 light-years |
| HU Aqr AB c | Gas giant | 1.2 × Jupiter | 627 light-years |
| Kepler-19 c | Sub-Neptune | 3.7 × Earth | 713 light-years |
| PSR J2322-2650 b | Gas giant | 1.2 × Jupiter | 750 light-years |
| TOI-2202 c | Gas giant | 1.2 × Jupiter | 770 light-years |
| UZ For b | Gas giant | 1.1 × Jupiter | 781 light-years |
| UZ For c | Gas giant | 1.1 × Jupiter | 781 light-years |
| KOI-984 c | Gas giant | 1.3 × Jupiter | 824 light-years |
| DP Leo b | Gas giant | 1.1 × Jupiter | 997 light-years |
| Kepler-539 c | Gas giant | 1.2 × Jupiter | 1 thousand light-years |
| TOI-1232 c | Neptune-like | 0.79 × Jupiter | 1.07 thousand light-years |
| TOI-4562 c | Gas giant | 1.1 × Jupiter | 1.11 thousand light-years |
| TOI-4504 d | Gas giant | 1 × Jupiter | 1.12 thousand light-years |
| Kepler-1513 c | Gas giant | 0.98 × Jupiter | 1.14 thousand light-years |
| KOI-142 c | Gas giant | 1.2 × Jupiter | 1.23 thousand light-years |
| Kepler-139 f | Neptune-like | 0.6 × Jupiter | 1.28 thousand light-years |
| 2MASS J19383260+4603591 b | Gas giant | 1.2 × Jupiter | 1.29 thousand light-years |
| Kepler-451 c | Gas giant | 1.2 × Jupiter | 1.29 thousand light-years |
| Kepler-451 d | Gas giant | 1.2 × Jupiter | 1.29 thousand light-years |
| Kepler-448 c | Gas giant | 1.1 × Jupiter | 1.3 thousand light-years |
| PSR B0329+54 b | Earth-sized | 1.2 × Earth | 1.65 thousand light-years |
| NN Ser c | Gas giant | 1.1 × Jupiter | 1.68 thousand light-years |
| NN Ser d | Gas giant | 1.2 × Jupiter | 1.68 thousand light-years |
| NY Vir b | Gas giant | 1.2 × Jupiter | 1.77 thousand light-years |
| NY Vir c | Gas giant | 1.1 × Jupiter | 1.77 thousand light-years |
| PSR B1257+12 c | Super-Earth | 1.9 × Earth | 1.96 thousand light-years |
| PSR B1257+12 d | Super-Earth | 1.8 × Earth | 1.96 thousand light-years |
| PSR B1257+12 b | Earth-sized | 0.34 × Earth | 1.96 thousand light-years |
| KOI-319 c | Gas giant | 1.1 × Jupiter | 2.15 thousand light-years |
| KOI-884 e | Neptune-like | 0.85 × Jupiter | 2.16 thousand light-years |
| Kepler-725 c | Sub-Neptune | 3.1 × Earth | 2.47 thousand light-years |
| Kepler-46 c | Gas giant | 1.2 × Jupiter | 2.53 thousand light-years |
| Kepler-51 e | Sub-Neptune | 2.2 × Earth | 2.56 thousand light-years |
| NSVS 14256825 b | Gas giant | 1.1 × Jupiter | 2.68 thousand light-years |
| Kepler-82 f | Neptune-like | 4.8 × Earth | 2.95 thousand light-years |
| Kepler-160 d | Gas giant | 1.1 × Jupiter | 3.06 thousand light-years |
| Kepler-419 c | Gas giant | 1.1 × Jupiter | 3.3 thousand light-years |
| KOI-134 c | Neptune-like | 0.88 × Jupiter | 3.78 thousand light-years |
| Kepler-1660 AB b | Gas giant | 1.2 × Jupiter | 3.88 thousand light-years |
| V0391 Peg b | Gas giant | 1.2 × Jupiter | 3.9 thousand light-years |
| PSR J1719-1438 b | Gas giant | 1.2 × Jupiter | 3.91 thousand light-years |
| KIC 7917485 b | Gas giant | 1.1 × Jupiter | 4.51 thousand light-years |