Explore host stars of known exoplanets from NASA's Exoplanet Archive
This catalog focuses on stars confirmed to host one or more exoplanets. Each entry includes key stellar properties when available, like spectral class, temperature, brightness (V magnitude), and distance in parsecs.
Data is sourced from NASA's Exoplanet Archive and may be incomplete or updated over time. Use filters to narrow results by spectral class, planet count, and distance.
These stars are shown because they host confirmed exoplanets. Spectral class tells you broad temperature and color, V magnitude tells you apparent brightness from Earth, and parsecs measure distance. Planet count reflects confirmed planets in the archive, not necessarily the final architecture of the system.
Why it matters
This makes the page useful for comparing stellar environments around known planets. Filtering by spectral class, distance, and planet count helps you quickly separate Sun-like systems from hotter, cooler, brighter, or more planet-rich hosts.
Search by star name. Use filters to narrow results by spectral class, planet count, or distance.
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