Mini-Neptune · GJ 3634

GJ 3634 b

ExoplanetsDiscovered 2010

Scientific overview

GJ 3634 b is a mini-neptune orbiting GJ 3634, completing an orbit every 3 days, about 66 light-years from Earth. It was discovered in 2010 using the radial velocity method.

Host star

GJ 3634

Spectral type

M2.5

Temperature

3,517 K

Mass

0.45 M☉

Discovery and detection

Detection method

Radial Velocity Method

Discovery year

2010

Discovered at

La Silla Observatory

Knowledge connections

OrbitsGJ 3634
Discovered by methodRadial Velocity Method
Discovered atLa Silla Observatory
Catalogued inNASA Exoplanet Archive

Quick facts

Class: Mini-Neptune
Host star: GJ 3634
Discovery method: Radial Velocity Method
Discovery year: 2010
Orbital period: 2.6456 d
Semi-major axis: 0.0287 AU
Eccentricity: 0.08
Radius: 2.83 R⊕
Mass: 8.4 M⊕
Density: 2.04 g/cm³ · derived
Equilibrium temp.: 656 K
Insolation: 24.28 S⊕
Distance: 66 ly

Density is derived from the archive mass and radius via ρ = M / (4⁄3·π·r³); all other values are catalogued measurements.

Derived values

Computed from source-backed inputs via standard formulae — not observations. Every input and constant is traced below.

Bulk density2.04 g/cm³derived
Formula & inputs
Formula: ρ = M / (4⁄3·π·r³) (v1.0.0, impl v1.0.0)
Inputs:
- massEarth = 8.4 M⊕ · NASA
- radiusEarth = 2.83 R⊕ · NASA
Assumptions: M⊕ = 5.972e+24 kg, R⊕ = 6371000 m (IAU 2015 B3 nominal); Assumes a uniform sphere.
Limitations: Withheld above 30 g/cm³ (inconsistent mass/radius inputs).; Archive mass/radius carry no propagated uncertainty here.
Uncertainty: not propagated (inputs carry no catalogued uncertainty)
Computed as of 2026-06-29.

Quality & authority

Partial

Unreviewed

Description: Complete
Source coverage: Partial
Relationship coverage: Complete
Review coverage: None
Citation coverage: None
Image coverage: Not applicable

Data from the NASA Exoplanet Archive. See source quality.