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A size comparison of the planets in the Kepler-37 system and objects in the Solar System
Below is a list of the smallest exoplanets so far discovered, in terms of physical size, ordered by radius.
The sizes are listed in units of Earth radii (R 🜨 ). All planets listed are smaller than Earth and Venus , up to 0.7 Earth radii . The NASA Exoplanet Archive is used as the main data source.[1] [2]
Excluded objects [ edit ]
Kepler-37e is listed with a radius of ± 0.18 R 🜨 [19] ± 1.7 M 🜨 [20]
KOI-6705.01, listed as a potential very small planet in the KOI dataset, was shown to be a false positive in 2016.[21]
Kepler and TESS candidates [ edit ]
Below shows a list of Kepler and TESS candidates below 0.7 R 🜨 that have yet to be confirmed.
Kepler object of interest
Radius (R 🜨
Notes and references
KOI-4582.01
0.35[22]
KOI-2298.03
0.36[22]
KIC 1718360.01
0.366[23]
KOI-2169.04
0.37[22]
KOI-7174.01
0.37[22]
KOI-8012.01
0.42[22]
KOI-6860.01
0.43[22]
KOI-2059.02
0.44[22]
KOI-304.02
0.46[22]
KOI-7793.01
0.46[22]
KOI-2678.02
0.48[22]
KOI-6631.01
0.48[22]
KOI-2421.02
0.48[22]
KOI-5974.01
0.49[22]
KOI-3444.03
0.5[22]
KOI-2295.01
0.52[22]
KOI-7863.01
0.52[22]
KOI-2612.02
0.53[22]
KOI-4657.01
0.54[22]
KOI-8257.01
0.54[22]
KOI-115.03 (Kepler-105d)
+0.08 [24]
KOI-2421.01
0.55[22]
KOI-4097.02
0.55[22]
KOI-7645.01
0.55[22]
KOI-3208.01
0.56[22]
KOI-6763.01
0.56[22]
KOI-2859.03
0.57[22]
KOI-4146.02
0.57[22]
KOI-2859.04
0.57[22]
KOI-7873.01
0.57[22]
TOI-4307.02
± 0.14[25]
KOI-2657.01
0.58[22]
KOI-8277.01
0.58[22]
KOI-4296.01
0.59[22]
KOI-3196.01
0.59[22]
KOI-5692.01
0.59[22]
KOI-1964.01
0.6[22]
KOI-4407.01
0.6[22]
KOI-4871.01
0.6[22]
KOI-5211.01
0.6[22]
KOI-7888.01
0.6[22]
KOI-3184.03
0.6[22]
KOI-8183.01
0.6[22]
KOI-3083.02
0.61[22]
KOI-4421.01
0.61[22]
KOI-4716.01
0.61[22]
KOI-3102.01
0.61[22]
KOI-7032.01
0.61[22]
KOI-1843.03
+0.12 [26]
KOI-1499.02
0.62[22]
KOI-605.02
0.62[22]
KOI-7676.01
0.62[22]
KOI-4849.01
0.62[22]
KOI-365.02
0.62[22]
KOI-7116.01
0.62[22]
KOI-4421.02
0.62[22]
KOI-7949.01
0.62[22]
KOI-2029.04
0.63[22]
KOI-6889.01
0.63[22]
KOI-2636.02
0.63[22]
KOI-3248.01
0.64[22]
KOI-5213.01
0.64[22]
KOI-6276.01
0.64[22]
KOI-7617.01
0.64[22]
KOI-7903.01
0.64[22]
KOI-7925.01
0.64[22]
KOI-8174.01
0.64[22]
KOI-3083.03
0.65[22]
KOI-4875.01
0.65[22]
KOI-4808.01
0.65[22]
KOI-6568.01
0.65[22]
KOI-1619.01
0.66[22]
KOI-3111.02
0.66[22]
KOI-2859.05
0.66[22]
KOI-3017.01
0.67[22]
KOI-4907.01
0.67[22]
KOI-1616.02
0.67[22]
KOI-6299.01
0.67[22]
KOI-8211.01
0.67[22]
KOI-2593.02
0.68[22]
KOI-4605.01
0.68[22]
KOI-7832.01
0.68[22]
KOI-7483.01
0.68[22]
KOI-2623.02
0.68[22]
KOI-7924.01
0.68[22]
KOI-7628.01
0.69[22]
KOI-4129.01
0.69[22]
KOI-4822.01
0.69[22]
KOI-6600.01
0.69[22]
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