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The 74 pages that link to Exoplanet, each with the reason it gives.

• Astronomical objectBroader topic: Exoplanets extend the category of planets beyond the Solar System.

• Subaru TelescopeRelated: Subaru observations help characterize exoplanets and their host systems.

• Substellar objectCompared with: The term is usually tied to planetary status or formation, not solely to mass.

• W. M. Keck ObservatoryNarrower topic: Keck’s spectrographs measure stellar motions used to detect and characterize exoplanets.

• AstronomerBroader topic: Finding and characterizing exoplanets is a major focus of modern astronomy.

• Barnard's StarNarrower topic: The star's proximity makes it a prominent target for exoplanet searches.

• Extraterrestrial intelligenceNarrower topic: Exoplanets provide the known worlds on which extraterrestrial life could arise.

• FomalhautNarrower topic: The search for planets around Fomalhaut connects it to exoplanet science.

• Jupiter massNarrower topic: Exoplanet masses are often reported in Jupiter masses, especially for giant worlds.

• Stellar astronomyCompared with: Exoplanets share stellar systems but are distinguished by their planet-like masses and formation.

• Titius–Bode lawNarrower topic: Planetary systems around other stars provide tests of whether comparable spacing patterns are widespread.

• Giant Magellan TelescopeNarrower topic: High-resolution spectroscopy could help characterize the atmospheres of nearby exoplanets.

• Giant planetNarrower topic: Exoplanet surveys have revealed giant planets with masses, orbits, and temperatures unlike Solar System examples.

• Kepler-22bNarrower topic: Kepler-22b belongs to this broader class of worlds.

• Kepler-452bNarrower topic: Kepler-452b belongs to this broader class of worlds discovered around other stars.

• Space scienceBroader topic: Detection methods transformed planets beyond our system from speculation into a vast observed population.

• Sub-brown dwarfCompared with: Unlike a sub-brown dwarf label, exoplanet status conventionally depends on an object's formation or orbital history.

• IAU definition of planetCompared with: The 2006 resolution defines planets in the Solar System, not the general status of exoplanets.

• Kepler-442bNarrower topic: Kepler-442b belongs to this broader class of worlds.

• Project Hail MaryNarrower topic: The search for a habitable destination beyond Earth shapes the mission's astronomical setting.

• 55 Cancri eNarrower topic: 55 Cancri e is one of the best-studied nearby examples.

• Gliese 581dNarrower topic: The dispute over Gliese 581d illustrates how candidate claims enter and leave exoplanet catalogs.

• HD 189733 bNarrower topic: HD 189733 b is studied as a planet beyond the Solar System.

• Infrared telescopeRelated: Infrared measurements can characterize exoplanet atmospheres and thermal emission.