Left panel: amount of stellar flux received as a function of planetary radius for the sample of known exoplanets (black dots). F⊕ is the Earth’s incident irradiation from the Sun.
Left panel: amount of stellar flux received as a function of planetary radius for the sample of known exoplanets (black dots). F⊕ is the Earth’s incident irradiation from the Sun.
The Otautahi–Oxford model’s predicted asymptotic speed, radiant, and Galactic velocity distribution for ¯ q 5 au ISOs, overplotted with the three known ISOs. The blue and orange lines on the
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