Planetary exploration is characterized by unknowns, which are both the primary reason and challenge for exploration. (a) The active nitrogen geysers on Triton, the largest moon of Neptune and likely
Planetary exploration is characterized by unknowns, which are both the primary reason and challenge for exploration. (a) The active nitrogen geysers on Triton, the largest moon of Neptune and likely
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A simulated Archean Earth-like TRAPPIST-1 e, to which we apply our novel retrieval algorithm. Left: The modeled temperature profile (black dashed line) and mixing ratio profiles (solid color lines) of
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The night-side surface temperatures for different minimum eccentricities for K2-141b, at its present day orbit. The three lines in blue, green and indigo represent three types of mantle mixtures where
Integrated intensity maps of representative CH3COCH3 unblended lines observed towards I16272-4837C1. The color scale is the continuum at a wavelength of 3 mm. The white contours indicate CH3COCH3 at difference
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