2,213 real sub-neptunes

Confirmed exoplanets that come out as sub-neptunes when TerraForge builds them from NASA’s measurements — real mass, real orbit, real star, and this simulation’s own verdict on what that produces. Showing 61–120, most habitable first (page 2 of 37).

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Kepler-196 d
Sub-Neptune
334 K · 7.56 Earth masses · 1470 lyK-type (Orange)
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Kepler-1881 b
Sub-Neptune
324 K · 9.17 Earth masses · 3456 lyK-type (Orange)
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TOI-712 d
Sub-Neptune
318 K · 6.68 Earth masses · 191 lyK-type (Orange)
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HD 48948 d
Sub-Neptune
256 K · 10.6 Earth masses · 55 lyK-type (Orange)
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Kepler-289 e
Sub-Neptune
302 K · 17.4 Earth masses · 2295 lyG-type (Yellow (Sun-like))
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GJ 536 c
Sub-Neptune
322 K · 5.89 Earth masses · 34 lyM-type (Red Dwarf)
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Gliese 48 b
Sub-Neptune
274 K · 8.11 Earth masses · 27 lyM-type (Red Dwarf)
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GJ 887 d
Sub-Neptune
268 K · 6.1 Earth masses · 11 lyM-type (Red Dwarf)
GJ 887 d is the second-closest planet known to orbit within its star's habitable zone, after Proxima Centauri b.
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Kepler-22 b
Sub-Neptune
281 K · 9.1 Earth masses · 636 lyG-type (Yellow (Sun-like))
In December 2011, Kepler-22 b became the first planet NASA's Kepler mission confirmed in the habitable zone of a Sun-like star.
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Kepler-283 c
Sub-Neptune
274 K · 3.97 Earth masses · 1526 lyK-type (Orange)
Kepler-283 c is a planet about 1.8 times Earth's width orbiting an orange dwarf star about 1,500 light-years away, at a distance where it receives about 95 percent of…
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Kepler-69 c
Sub-Neptune
333 K · 3.57 Earth masses · 2383 lyG-type (Yellow (Sun-like))
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Kepler-155 c
Sub-Neptune
286 K · 5.65 Earth masses · 955 lyK-type (Orange)
Kepler-155 c is a planet about twice Earth's width, probably in the habitable zone of a cool star about 950 light-years away.
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Kepler-298 d
Sub-Neptune
335 K · 6.8 Earth masses · 1689 lyK-type (Orange)
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TOI-1752 c
Sub-Neptune
333 K · 5.86 Earth masses · 336 lyK-type (Orange)
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Kepler-1410 b
Sub-Neptune
287 K · 3.82 Earth masses · 1196 lyK-type (Orange)
Kepler-1410 b is a planet about 1.8 times Earth's width orbiting an orange dwarf star about 1,200 light-years away.
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TOI-2094 b
Sub-Neptune
280 K · 4.27 Earth masses · 163 lyM-type (Red Dwarf)
TOI-2094 b is a planet about 1.9 times Earth's width in the habitable zone of a red dwarf about 160 light-years away.
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Kepler-436 b
Sub-Neptune
324 K · 7.9 Earth masses · 1920 lyK-type (Orange)
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Kepler-1638 b
Sub-Neptune
306 K · 4.16 Earth masses · 4988 lyG-type (Yellow (Sun-like))
Kepler-1638 b is a planet about 1.9 times Earth's width orbiting a Sun-like star about 5,000 light-years away.
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Kepler-1653 b
Sub-Neptune
285 K · 5.35 Earth masses · 2461 lyK-type (Orange)
Kepler-1653 b is a planet about 2.2 times Earth's width orbiting an orange dwarf star about 2,500 light-years away, in or near its habitable zone, the range of distances…
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Kepler-1593 b
Sub-Neptune
260 K · 10.2 Earth masses · 2080 lyK-type (Orange)
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Kepler-1455 b
Sub-Neptune
315 K · 5.31 Earth masses · 1167 lyK-type (Orange)
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GJ 180 c
Sub-Neptune
265 K · 6.4 Earth masses · 39 lyM-type (Red Dwarf)
GJ 180 c is a proposed super-Earth whose existence has been questioned.
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GJ 422 b
Sub-Neptune
274 K · 11.1 Earth masses · 41 lyM-type (Red Dwarf)
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Kepler-452 b
Sub-Neptune
289 K · 3.29 Earth masses · 1800 lyG-type (Yellow (Sun-like))
In July 2015, NASA announced Kepler-452 b as the first near-Earth-size planet found in the habitable zone of a Sun-like star.
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K2-123 b
Sub-Neptune
360 K · 8.05 Earth masses · 528 lyK-type (Orange)
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Kepler-1101 b
Sub-Neptune
391 K · 6.66 Earth masses · 2419 lyG-type (Yellow (Sun-like))
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Kepler-1684 b
Sub-Neptune
396 K · 8.6 Earth masses · 2028 lyK-type (Orange)
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Kepler-1058 b
Sub-Neptune
388 K · 7.85 Earth masses · 1604 lyK-type (Orange)
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Kepler-1678 b
Sub-Neptune
353 K · 10.9 Earth masses · 2761 lyG-type (Yellow (Sun-like))
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GJ 676 A e
Sub-Neptune
364 K · 6.67 Earth masses · 52 lyK-type (Orange)
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Kepler-1849 b
Sub-Neptune
378 K · 6.29 Earth masses · 2060 lyK-type (Orange)
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Kepler-1036 b
Sub-Neptune
364 K · 9.32 Earth masses · 1594 lyG-type (Yellow (Sun-like))
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Kepler-230 c
Sub-Neptune
370 K · 4.82 Earth masses · 2416 lyG-type (Yellow (Sun-like))
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GJ 251 c
Sub-Neptune
225 K · 3.88 Earth masses · 18 lyM-type (Red Dwarf)
GJ 251 c is a candidate super-Earth in the habitable zone of GJ 251, a red dwarf about 18 light-years away.
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Kepler-1718 b
Sub-Neptune
396 K · 7.12 Earth masses · 1226 lyG-type (Yellow (Sun-like))
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Kepler-296 f
Sub-Neptune
234 K · 3.89 Earth masses · 544 lyK-type (Orange)
Kepler-296 f is the outermost of five planets around Kepler-296, a pair of red dwarfs about 550 light-years away, and the coolest.
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GJ 887 c
Sub-Neptune
355 K · 6.5 Earth masses · 11 lyM-type (Red Dwarf)
GJ 887 c is a super-Earth, a planet heavier than Earth but lighter than Neptune, orbiting the brightest red dwarf in our sky, about 10.7 light-years away.
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Kepler-236 c
Sub-Neptune
383 K · 4.66 Earth masses · 942 lyK-type (Orange)
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Kepler-174 d
Sub-Neptune
247 K · 5.43 Earth masses · 1255 lyK-type (Orange)
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Kepler-1634 b
Sub-Neptune
236 K · 10.3 Earth masses · 2011 lyG-type (Yellow (Sun-like))
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Kepler-411 d
Sub-Neptune
383 K · 15.2 Earth masses · 502 lyK-type (Orange)
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K2-240 c
Sub-Neptune
397 K · 3.89 Earth masses · 238 lyK-type (Orange)
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Kepler-1333 b
Sub-Neptune
383 K · 8.3 Earth masses · 3038 lyG-type (Yellow (Sun-like))
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Kepler-987 b
Sub-Neptune
399 K · 10.7 Earth masses · 2980 lyG-type (Yellow (Sun-like))
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GJ 357 d
Sub-Neptune
222 K · 6.1 Earth masses · 31 lyM-type (Red Dwarf)
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55 Cnc B c
Sub-Neptune
232 K · 5.3 Earth masses · 41 lyM-type (Red Dwarf)
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Kepler-51 d
Sub-Neptune
364 K · 7.6 Earth masses · 2556 lyF-type (White)
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HD 20794 f
Sub-Neptune
221 K · 5.82 Earth masses · 20 lyG-type (Yellow (Sun-like))
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TOI-1806.01
Sub-Neptune
342 K · 11.5 Earth masses · 181 lyM-type (Red Dwarf)
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Kepler-344 c
Sub-Neptune
363 K · 9.01 Earth masses · 3260 lyG-type (Yellow (Sun-like))
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Kepler-786 b
Sub-Neptune
399 K · 6.48 Earth masses · 1581 lyK-type (Orange)
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Kepler-139 c
Sub-Neptune
372 K · 13 Earth masses · 1275 lyG-type (Yellow (Sun-like))
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Kepler-310 d
Sub-Neptune
392 K · 7 Earth masses · 1963 lyG-type (Yellow (Sun-like))
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Kepler-1052 c
Sub-Neptune
350 K · 5.9 Earth masses · 3074 lyG-type (Yellow (Sun-like))
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Kepler-1020 b
Sub-Neptune
358 K · 5.82 Earth masses · 1353 lyG-type (Yellow (Sun-like))
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Kepler-985 b
Sub-Neptune
358 K · 9.17 Earth masses · 2214 lyG-type (Yellow (Sun-like))
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Kepler-610 c
Sub-Neptune
354 K · 10.9 Earth masses · 2758 lyG-type (Yellow (Sun-like))
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TOI-1266 c
Sub-Neptune
351 K · 3.17 Earth masses · 117 lyM-type (Red Dwarf)
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K2-264 c
Sub-Neptune
358 K · 7.6 Earth masses · 606 lyM-type (Red Dwarf)
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HD 40307 f
Sub-Neptune
393 K · 5.2 Earth masses · 42 lyK-type (Orange)