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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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