As of the beginning of 2012, NASA's Kepler mission had discovered these transiting multiple planet systems, and now we announce these. They were detected as they passed in front of their stars. The brightly colored ones were confirmed by their gravitational pull, either on each other or on the star. The other colored ones were validated by statistical techniques, and the gray ones still await validation. Here are their catalog names. We now know that the solar system has a lot of crazy cousins out there, and we look forward to continue exploring the diversity of worlds. This is Dan Faberky, a Hubble Fellow at UC Santa Cruz.