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Recent studies revealed viewing-angle-dependent color and spectral trends in brown dwarfs, as well as long-term photometric variability (∼100 hr). The origins of these trends are yet unexplained.
Nguyen Fuda, Dániel Apai
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Planetary Habitability Under the Light of a Rapidly Changing Star
Planetary atmospheric energy budgets primarily depend on stellar incident flux. However, stellar variability can have major consequences for the evolution of planetary climates. In this work, we evaluate how stellar variability influences the equilibrium
Tara Fetherolf +5 more
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Atmospheric retrievals are widely used to constrain exoplanet properties from observed spectra. We investigate how the common nonphysical retrieval assumptions of vertically constant molecule abundances and cloud-free atmospheres affect our ...
Björn S. Konrad +3 more
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Fully fluorinated non-carbon compounds NF3 and SF6 as ideal technosignature gases. [PDF]
Seager S +5 more
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Terrestrial exoplanets around M- and K-type stars are important targets for atmospheric characterization. Such planets are likely tidally locked with the order of spin–orbit resonances (SORs) depending on eccentricity. We explore the impact of SORs on 3D
Marrick Braam +5 more
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Analogous response of temperate terrestrial exoplanets and Earth's climate dynamics to greenhouse gas supplement. [PDF]
Hochman A, Komacek TD, De Luca P.
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Hot Rocks Survey. V. Secondary Eclipse Photometry of GJ 3473 b with JWST/MIRI
JWST is transforming our ability to characterize small exoplanets, from sub-Neptunes to rocky worlds. A key open question is whether highly irradiated rocky planets can retain atmospheres or are stripped bare by stellar irradiation—a boundary that ...
Måns Holmberg +18 more
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Revealing the atmospheres of highly irradiated exoplanets: from ultra-hot Jupiters to rocky worlds. [PDF]
Mansfield M.
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Photochemically produced SO<sub>2</sub> in the atmosphere of WASP-39b. [PDF]
Tsai SM +84 more
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No thick carbon dioxide atmosphere on the rocky exoplanet TRAPPIST-1 c. [PDF]
Zieba S +18 more
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