Overview of the chemical elements detected in the transmission spectra of Ultra-Hot Jupiters (UHJ). Planets are ordered by decreasing equilibrium temperature. WASP-33 b is a more challenging target due to
Overview of the chemical elements detected in the transmission spectra of Ultra-Hot Jupiters (UHJ). Planets are ordered by decreasing equilibrium temperature. WASP-33 b is a more challenging target due to
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The HPF-SpecMatch spectra fit results for order index 5. Top: two plots showing the five best-fit stars (red) selected to compose the spectra. The size and transparency of these five
Displaying the sudden change in spectral features for oxygen-rich atmospheric spectra. Type B atmospheres spectra do not show any CH4 features, as do type C which are extremely oxygen-rich. Both