XO1bs

XO1bs is a designation that can refer to a specific exoplanet. Exoplanets are planets that orbit stars other than our Sun. The XO designation suggests that this particular exoplanet was discovered using the XO telescope, a robotic instrument designed for exoplanet detection. The "1bs" part of the name is a standard astronomical nomenclature for planets within a star system. "1" typically indicates the first planet discovered orbiting a particular star, and "b" denotes that it is the first planet found, with subsequent planets being designated c, d, and so on.

The specific properties of XO1bs, such as its mass, radius, orbital period, and atmospheric composition, would depend on the detailed observations and analyses conducted for this celestial body. Exoplanet research aims to understand the diversity of planetary systems in the universe and to search for potentially habitable worlds. Discoveries like XO1bs contribute to this growing body of knowledge. Further detailed information about XO1bs would be found in scientific papers and astronomical databases that catalogue confirmed exoplanets.