This week's release includes 15 new planets, including a planet with a mass four times larger than Earth's located 18 light-years away and at a orbital distance that may support liquid water on its surface. One planet has also been demoted as a false positive.

This week's release does not include new planets, but we've made it easier for users to plan observations by integrating Gaia DR3 IDs into our data tables and user interfaces.

This week's new planets include HD 143811 AB b, a massive Jupiter in a 300+-year orbit around two young (15 Myr) stars that was directly imaged by the Gemini Planet Imager (GPI). There are also new data for 16 planets and new JWST transmission spectra.

This week's release includes data for 13 planets, including a triple microlensing system composed of a star, a brown dwarf, and a planet. There is also one object demoted as a False Positive Planet.