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Roasting rocky planet, it has a dayside of molten rock.

This planet is in the process of forming, providing a unique look at planet formation.

Known as the darkest exoplanet, absorbing more than 99% of all light that hits it, making it blacker than coal.

Also known as 'Osiris', is known for having its atmosphere escaping into space.

Known for its elongated shape due to the strong gravitational forces from its close proximity to its star.

Widely known for its retrograde orbit, meaning it orbits in the opposite direction to its star's rotation.

Possibly one of the coldest and least massive exoplanets directly imaged; it's as cold as Pluto.

It is a planet that orbits its star every 8.5 hours, with temperatures high enough to melt iron.

Exoplanet with enormous ring system, 200 times the size of Saturn's rings.

One of the first rocky exoplanets to have its surface temperature measured, reaching up to 2,000°C.

A rocky super-Earth transiting in the habitable zone of its star, has potential to hold liquid water.

A waterworld with a thick, steamy atmosphere and could have an ocean of hot ice.

Ultra-hot Jupiter with temperatures that exceed those of some stars.

Exoplanet known for its extremely low density, it's lighter than a cork in water.

A very low orbit planet, taking less than one Earth day to orbit its star, leading to severe heating.

Orbits a pulsar, and is subject to intense radiation fields.

A planet where it rains molten iron on one side while the other side remains perpetually cool.

Closest known exoplanet to the Solar System that resides in the habitable zone of its star.

A 'hot Neptune' exoplanet, known to have a significant amount of helium in its atmosphere.

Super-Earth that might have a surface covered in lava.

Has an extremely eccentric orbit causing violent temperature fluctuations.

This hot Jupiter has a stratosphere that's heated to an incredible degree, with possible water molecules.

An ice-cold exoplanet where temperatures can fall as low as below -200°C.

Extremely turbulent atmosphere with high-speed winds and silicate particles in atmosphere.