Exodata

Exodata provides a comprehensive catalog of confirmed exoplanets and their host stars, offering structured access to celestial data for researchers and enthusiasts. Key features include: • Searchable tables for exoplanets and stellar hosts • Detailed discovery statistics and classification insights • Server-rendered pages with in-depth planetary and stellar information • Programmable access to NASA Exoplanet Archive data • Categorization by planet size, orbital period, temperature, and discovery method This platform allows users to explore the cosmos with ease, providing data on thousands of exoplanets and their associated stars. It presents essential statistical overviews such as average stellar temperature and system distance, along with breakdowns of planetary classifications like Super-Earth, Jupiter-like, and Earth-like. Users can also investigate orbital periods, discovery methods (Transit, Radial Velocity, Microlensing), and the facilities responsible for these discoveries, including Kepler, TESS, and K2. Exodata is designed for individuals and researchers seeking precise exoplanet information. It enables users to browse and analyze vast amounts of astronomical data, whether for academic research, educational purposes, or simply to satisfy a curiosity about the universe. The included programmatic interface offers a powerful way to query and reason over specific datasets, supporting detailed comparisons, filtered searches, and ranking, ensuring answers are grounded in exact catalog results.