How do you find – and confirm – a planet? 10 things about the search for exoplanets – Exoplanet Exploration: Planets Beyond our Solar System
Nearly 80 exoplanet candidates identified in record time | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology
New telescope attachment helps find exoplanets
Hubble telescope discovers football-shaped exoplanet
New Space Telescope, CHEOPS, Will Improve the Hunt for Exoplanets
A New View of Exoplanets With NASA's Upcoming Webb Telescope | NASA
Exoplanet shaped like a rugby ball spotted by Cheops telescope - BBC Science Focus Magazine
NASA Telescopes Reveal the Atmosphere of a Strange Hybrid Exoplanet - Universe Today
An Exoplanet Changing Over Time
European space telescope to launch new era of exoplanet science
Giant telescope tackles orbit and size of exoplanet | Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Space Telescope Delivers the Goods: 2,200 Possible Planets – Exoplanet Exploration: Planets Beyond our Solar System
How to Detect an Exoplanet with Your DSLR
The James Webb Space Telescope will map the atmosphere of exoplanets
Distant stars could be home to up to seven habitable exoplanets - BBC Science Focus Magazine
Exiled exoplanet likely kicked out of star's neighborhood | Berkeley News
When will we have the technology to directly observe an exoplanet with significant clarity? - Space Exploration Stack Exchange
Frontiers | The NASA High-Resolution Speckle Interferometric Imaging Program: Validation and Characterization of Exoplanets and Their Stellar Hosts | Astronomy and Space Sciences
New Exoplanet Telescope Detects Its First Two Planets - Eos
Extreme Exoplanet-Hunting Telescope to Go Online This Fall | WIRED
The Space Telescope That Could Find a Second Earth | Air & Space Magazine | Smithsonian Magazine
New telescope could look for atmospheres around these exoplanets in a year | CNN
Combination of Space-based and Ground-based Telescopes Reveals more than 100 Exoplanets | Asia Research News
Exoplanets
ESA Science & Technology - Exoplanet mission timeline
The youngest exoplanet found by the Hubble telescope is the size of Jupiter (and still growing) | Space
