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EPIC 220674823 b

Host star EPIC 220674823 • 1.61 R⊕ • 0.57 d orbit

Records

14

archive rows

Discovery

2016

Transit

Radius

1.61 R⊕

default parameter set

Mass

7.54 M⊕

default parameter set

EPIC 220674823

2324 K equilibrium

Canonical Summary

Adopted planet values from the default parameter set

Values come from the archive's default parameter set. Missing values stay missing. Ranges and counts describe all source rows.

Selected source: Palethorpe et al. 2026

Host Star

EPIC 220674823

Stable across source rows

EPIC 220674823

Discovery Method

Transit

Consistent across records

Transit (14)

Discovery Year

2016

Stable across source rows

2016

Orbital Period

0.57 day

0.57 to 0.57

14 values • 12 distinct

Semi-Major Axis

0.01 au

0.01 to 0.01

7 values • 7 distinct

Radius

1.61 Rearth

1.46 to 1.87

14 values • 13 distinct

Mass

7.54 Mearth

7.54 to 9

8 values • 8 distinct

Density

10.68 g/cm**3

7.30 to 13.10

8 values • 8 distinct

Equilibrium Temperature

2324 K

2063 to 2333

8 values • 8 distinct

Scale Comparison

Radius against familiar reference worlds

Current adopted radius: 1.61 R⊕ • circles scaled linearly by radius

Earth

1.0 R⊕ baseline

EPIC 220674823 b

1.61 R⊕

Jupiter

11.2 R⊕ reference

Provenance

Underlying measurements and references

Evidence Summary

Rows

14

Refs

14

Methods

1

Discoverystable

14 values • 1 distinct

Facilitystable

14 values • 1 distinct

Periodstable

14 values • 1 distinct

Radiusdisputed

14 values • 11 distinct

Massdisputed

8 values • 8 distinct

Eq. Tempdisputed

8 values • 8 distinct

YearMethodFacilityTelescopePeriodRadiusMassEq. TempReference
2016TransitK20.95 m Kepler Telescope0.57 day1.82 Rearth——Kruse et al. 2019
2016TransitK20.95 m Kepler Telescope0.57 day1.52 Rearth8.36 Mearth2333 KGuenther et al. 2017
2016TransitK20.95 m Kepler Telescope0.57 day1.67 Rearth——Mayo et al. 2018
2016TransitK20.95 m Kepler Telescope0.57 day1.82 Rearth9 Mearth2063 KSinukoff et al. 2017
2016TransitK20.95 m Kepler Telescope0.57 day1.71 Rearth7.72 Mearth—Dai et al. 2019
2016TransitK20.95 m Kepler Telescope0.57 day1.46 Rearth——Adams et al. 2017
2016TransitK20.95 m Kepler Telescope0.57 day1.60 Rearth——Adams et al. 2021
2016TransitK20.95 m Kepler Telescope0.57 day1.68 Rearth7.80 Mearth2299 KGuenther et al. 2024
2016TransitK20.95 m Kepler Telescope0.57 day1.80 Rearth——Petigura et al. 2018
2016TransitK20.95 m Kepler Telescope0.57 day1.82 Rearth—2119 KLivingston et al. 2018
2016TransitK20.95 m Kepler Telescope0.57 day1.73 Rearth8.21 Mearth2300 KBonomo et al. 2023
2016TransitK20.95 m Kepler Telescope0.57 day1.71 Rearth8.53 Mearth2275 KRodríguez Martínez et al. 2023
2016TransitK20.95 m Kepler Telescope0.57 day1.87 Rearth8.03 Mearth2115 KHoward et al. 2025
2016TransitK20.95 m Kepler Telescope0.57 day1.61 Rearth7.54 Mearth2324 KPalethorpe et al. 2026