This is a List of exoplanets discovered in 2010.

For exoplanets detected only by radial velocity, the mass value is actually a lower limit. (See Minimum mass for more information)

Name Mass () Radius () Period (days) Semi-major axis (AU) Temp. (K) Discovery method Distance (ly) Host star mass () Host star temp. (K) Remarks2MASS J04414489+2301513 b7.515.0imaging456.630.0224 Sextantis b1.99452.81.333radial vel.235.531.54509824 Sextantis c0.868832.08radial vel.235.531.545098Alpha Arietis b1.8380.81.2radial vel.65.921.54553Host star also known as HamalCoRoT-8b0.220.576.212290.063870transit12390.885080CoRoT-10b2.750.9713.24060.1055600transit11250.895075CoRoT-11b2.331.432.994330.04361657transit18271.276440CoRoT-12b0.9171.442.8280420.040161442transit37511.085675CoRoT-13b1.3080.8854.035190.0511700transit34571.095945CoRoT-14b7.61.091.512140.0271952transit43711.136035Gliese 676 Ab6.71056.81.82radial vel.52.280.733734Gliese 876 e0.046124.260.3343radial vel.15.260.323129Gliese 1148 b0.3042541.380.166radial vel.35.940.353264Gliese 3634 b0.0262.645610.0287radial vel.64.580.453685GSC 06214-00210 b16.01.83202300imaging472.940.94200HAT-P-14b3.441.424.627670.05961624transit730.942.656600Proper name SissiHAT-P-15b1.941.0610.86350.0965904transit631.331.05568 Proper name TryzubHAT-P-16b4.1931.2892.775960.04131626transit766.491.226158HAT-P-17b0.581.0510.338520.0882792transit302.130.995246HAT-P-17c3.455845.6radial vel.302.130.995246HAT-P-18b0.1970.9955.5080230.0559852transit541.440.774803HAT-P-19b0.2921.1324.0087780.04661010transit701.260.844990HAT-P-20b7.2460.8672.8753170.0361970transit228.320.764595HAT-P-21b4.871.114.124480.04941283transit911.571.245588 Proper name BambaruushHAT-P-22b2.471.153.212220.04141463transit267.331.135302HAT-P-23b1.341.091.212880.02321951transit12020.585905 Proper name JebusHAT-P-24b0.751.33.355240.046511637transit13711.376373HAT-P-25b0.5691.1353.652815140.04661182transit988.121.015519HAT-P-26b0.070.634.234520.04791001transit464.491.125079HD 1461 b0.020265.771520.0634radial vel.76.551.025765BD-11 4672 b0.616342.36radial vel.88.60.5714475HD 1690 b8.795331.36radial vel.25091.864374HD 4313 b8.795331.36radial vel.4381.864374HD 25171 b0.9518453.02radial vel.179.31.096160HD 217786 A b13.013192.38radial vel.178.741.025966Orbiting a primary star in binary system, planet is likely a low-mass brown dwarfHD 8535 b0.6813132.45radial vel.171.241.136136HD 10180 c0.04165.759690.06412radial vel.127.211.065911HD 10180 d0.037816.3570.12859radial vel.127.211.065911HD 10180 e0.080549.7480.2699radial vel.127.211.065911HD 10180 f0.0722122.7440.4929radial vel.127.211.065911HD 10180 g0.0732604.671.427radial vel.127.211.065911HD 10180 h0.206622053.381radial vel.127.211.065911HD 25171 b0.9151802.292.971radial vel.181.681.086125HD 28254 b1.1611162.15radial vel.178.411.065664HD 31253 b0.624661.26radial vel.189.961.76130HD 38283 b0.4363.21.02radial vel.124.271.375981Proper name YanyanHD 43197 b0.6327.80.92radial vel.183.630.965508Proper name EquianoHD 44219 b0.58472.31.19radial vel.164.391.05752HD 86226 b0.9216952.84radial vel.149.191.065903HD 95089 b1.26464.41.36radial vel.448.351.544918HD 97658 b0.030.219.49090.0796757radial vel.70.390.895175HD 102365 b0.05122.10.46radial vel.30.30.855630HD 102956 b0.966.49470.0807radial vel.398.971.664985Proper name IsagelHD 109246 b0.8668.270.33radial vel.221.71.25844 Proper name FoldHD 113538 b0.36663.21.24radial vel.51.860.584462HD 113538 c0.9318182.44radial vel.51.860.584462HD 114783 c0.6114319radial vel.66.50.855135Giant Planet Occurrence in the Stellar Mass-Metallicity PlaneHD 129445 b1.618402.9radial vel.220.390.995605HD 136418 b2.14464.31.29radial vel.344.071.484989 Proper name AwasisHD 145457 b2.23176.30.76radial vel.443.01.234769Proper name ChuraHD 152079 b2.6612918.924.187radial vel.287.391.155907HD 156668 b0.0134.64550.05radial vel.79.420.774850HD 164604 b1.99792641.4721.331radial vel.128.540.774684 Proper name CaleucheHD 175167 b8.9712902.4radial vel.232.331.375635HD 176051 b1.510161.76astrometry491.07/0.716000/?First planet discovered by astrometry, it is not known which star it orbitsHD 177830 c0.15110.90.5137radial vel.205.091.74901HD 180314 b20.13396.031.46radial vel.400.52.24924HD 180902 b1.685510.91.4radial vel.342.121.414961HD 181342 b2.54564.11.592radial vel.394.041.694945 Proper name DopereHD 200964 b1.599606.31.565radial vel.237.251.394982HD 200964 c1.214852.51.96radial vel.237.251.394982HD 204313 b3.461920.13.07radial vel.156.11.035783HD 206610 b2.036673.21.74radial vel.482.011.554842 Proper name NaronHD 212771 b2.39380.71.19radial vel.363.711.565003 Proper name VictoriapeakHD 218566 b0.2225.70.69radial vel.94.10.764730 Proper name UgaritHIP 12961 b0.3657.4350.25radial vel.76.290.693901Proper name AumatexHIP 78530 b23.07402700imaging511.12.510500HR 8799 e10.01.1720815.616.41150imaging128.511.517400Kepler-8b0.591.4163.52249910.04741680transit34341.216213Kepler-9b0.136550.7419.238910.143transit20031.025774Kepler-9c0.094080.72138.98530.227transit20031.025774Kepler-9d0.1461.5928510.02732026transit20031.025774Kepler-40b2.21.176.873490.081620transit88071.486510Kepler-71b1.113.905120.0477transit26090.955545MOA-2009-BLG-319Lb0.162.4microlensing199000.38MOA-2009-BLG-387Lb2.5619821.82microlensing186000.19NN Serpentis c7.335573.555.35timing16310.5457000NN Serpentis d2.32883.53.43timing16310.5457000Qatar 1 b1.2941.1431.42002420.023321532transit608.660.845013Ross 458 c6.285361.221168imaging37.540.493621Has the largest orbit for a circumbinary planetSR 12 AB c13.01100imaging3663828Circumbinary, already at the deuterium-burning mass limit and still accreting.A new take on the low-mass brown dwarf companions on wide orbits in Upper-Scorpius.M. Kuzuhara, M. Tamura, M. Ishii, T. Kudo, S. Nishiyama, and R. Kandori, "THE WIDEST-SEPARATION SUBSTELLAR COMPANION CANDIDATE TO A BINARY T TAURI STAR", 2011WASP-8b2.541.138.158720.0801950transit294.171.345600WASP-21b0.31.074.3224820.0521340transit849.110.895800Proper name BendidaWASP-22b0.671.233.532690.0471502transit10451.466000Proper name Koyopa'WASP-23b0.8840.9622.94442560.0376transit680.840.785150WASP-24b1.241.382.341210.036511772transit10601.436075WASP-25b0.441.073.764830.04731210transit693.760.675750WASP-26b0.851.212.75660.039851650transit830.130.866034WASP-28b0.9071.2133.408830.044691468transit13001.026150,internet archive - WASP-28b: a hot Jupiter transiting a low-metallicity star also rediscovered in 2014WASP-29b0.230.773.922730.0457970transit286.440.774800A Gemini ground-based transmission spectrum of WASP-29b: a featureless spectrum from 515 to 720 nmTERMS PHOTOMETRY OF KNOWN TRANSITING EXOPLANETSWASP-29b: Another Cool Exoplanet With Abundant CO?Ian Wong, "Optical to near-infrared transmission spectra of three cool gas giants"WASP-31b0.4781.5493.40590960.046591575transit11741.166302WASP-32b2.630.962.718660.0394transit907.30.726140Lei-Lei Sun, Sheng-Hong Gu, Xiao-Bin Wang at al., "Long-term transit timing monitoring and homogenous study of WASP-32", 2015P. F. L. Maxted, D. R. Anderson, A. Collier Cameron, M. Gillon, C. Hellier, D. Queloz, B. Smalley, A. H. M. J. Triaud, R. G. West, R. Enoch, "WASP-32b: A Transiting Hot Jupiter Planet Orbiting a Lithium-Poor, Solar-Type Star", 2010 Proper name ViculusWASP-33b2.0931.5931.219870.02392782transit399.11.57430WASP-34b0.561.04.317680.05241250transit432.460.965700WASP-34b: a near-grazing transiting sub-Jupiter-mass exoplanet in a hierarchical triple system Proper name HaikWASP-36b2.3611.3271.537365960.026771733transit12741.085959WASP-36 b Solar analogue 1.5 day orbital period 2.4 Jupiter masses 1.4 Jupiter radiiSecondary eclipse observations for seven hot-Jupiters from the Anglo-Australian Telescope, 2015WASP-37b1.81.163.5774690.04461323transit11190.9255800Metal-poor host starWASP-38b3.441.236.871880.075221250transit446.11.766180 Proper name IztokThe IAU announces names for WASP exoplanetsWASP-41b0.941.183.0524040.041244transit5900.935545HD 192310 b0.053~0.38174.720.32radial vel.28.70.785069

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