Examples of training reflection spectra for Earth-like exoplanets in the Archean (left), Proterozoic (center), and Modern (right) eras, observed with LUVOIR-B (top row) and Habex/SS (bottom row). Colored lines represent
Examples of training reflection spectra for Earth-like exoplanets in the Archean (left), Proterozoic (center), and Modern (right) eras, observed with LUVOIR-B (top row) and Habex/SS (bottom row). Colored lines represent
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