Examples of the template extraction from the atmospheric models at JWST’s spectral resolution (top panels) for three molecules, H2O (left column panels), CH4 (middle column panels) and CO (right column
Examples of the template extraction from the atmospheric models at JWST’s spectral resolution (top panels) for three molecules, H2O (left column panels), CH4 (middle column panels) and CO (right column
Results of the forward modeling of β Pic b using the most recent spectro/photometric observations of the planet (including CRIRES+) using BT-Settl. Top panel: spectra (points) and photometry (squares) of
Climate simulations of Venus’s atmosphere. (a) A climate model that uses the H2SO4 clouds and gas concentrations predicted by the nominal photochemical simulation in Figure 2. (b) The same as
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Kultur von Hypomyces completus Public Domain, Quelle: US Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service, Systematic Botany and Mycology Laboratory, Larger image New research published in Nature Ecology & Evolution
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LIFE RCN Workshop Dr. Greg Fournier is an Associate Professor of Geobiology at MIT. He studies the deep evolutionary history of life, applying molecular clocks and phylogenetics to uncover how
A collection of photometric fluxes and spectra of T Cha are shown. The blue vertical lines represent the variability in optical fluxes (Alcalá et al. 1993). IR photometric fluxes are
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