This document summarizes and provides examples of different types of exoplanets and celestial bodies discovered outside our solar system. It describes gas giants over 50 Earth masses that orbit too close to their star to be habitable, as well as smaller "hot Jupiters" and planets between 10 to 50 Earth masses also found close to their stars. Smaller planets described include mini-Neptunes, super-Earths, and Earth analogs that could potentially support life. Other exotic planet types mentioned are those orbiting pulsars or binary star systems, free-floating rogue planets, and evaporated cores of former hot Jupiters. Brown dwarfs and potential exomoons are also briefly outlined.