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The upper panel illustrates the mass loss processes and potential formation of graphite in sub-Neptune atmospheres within the graphitestability regime. The lower panel presents the atmospheric compositions calculated from the
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On August 8, 2024, the NSF Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope in Hawaii achieved a historic milestone by capturing the sharpest images ever taken of a solar flare. The unprecedented
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A: Bioreactor setup of A. manzaensis grown on ESAE-01 basalt analog material. B: Exposure wells with desiccated A. manzaensis cells and ESAE-01 basalt pellets. C: Successful recultivation of A. manzaensis
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