Credit: The Nippon Foundation-Nekton Ocean Census/©JAMSTEC Japan has led a major international effort to explore and document new life in the deep ocean. Following the Nippon Foundation–Nekton Ocean Census Expedition
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JWST observations of WASP-107 b (colored vertical bars) along with the best fit model (black line; Kzz = 109 cm2 s −1 ), resulting in a χ˜ 2 red =
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