exoplanets
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Are Cloudy Exoplanets "Hot Jupiters" Hiding Atmospheric Water?
Hot Jupiters are being scrutinized by scientist because they found water vapor from the clouds and haze formations from some of the discovered exoplanets. Scientists believe that there could be atmospheric water hidden beneath the clouds.
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Meet TESS, NASA's KEPLER Successor; The Satellite Tasked To Find Another Earth
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NASA Discovers More than 1,000 New Planets in Largest Finding Ever; How Many Are Habitable?
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Astronomers Find 3 Habitable Alien Planets Around 'Ultracool' Dwarf Star
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1917 Astronomical Plate Reveals First-Ever Evidence Of Exoplanetary System
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Hot Super-Earths' Atmospheres Get 'Stripped' By Radiation
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Exoplanet with Three Suns Discovered Using KELT
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Super-Earth Interiors Break Traditional Chemistry Rules
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Earth-Like Planet Might Be Uninhabitable, Study Says
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Potentially Habitable Planets, Thanks To "Air Conditioning System"
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Habitable Planets: Geochemical 'Sweet Spot' Could Refine the Search
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Kepler 452b: a Super Earth-Like Cousin Among Many [IN DEPTH]
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Forecasting the Weather on Exoplanets?
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