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Top: Same as Figure 3, but for TIC 80127634, which is a G star that exhibits high amplitude variations that is used for the water loss simulations. Left: Orbit architecture
The three-layer diagram of the outcome of our model. The inner layer is the H2 layer cooled by H+3 , where the highest-energy photons are deposited. The neutral atomic hydrogen
Examples of interior scenarios consistent with the bulk properties of TOI-270 d, spanning different atmospheric temperature structures and water mass fractions. The thickness of the layers are not to scale.
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