Is There More to Life than Oxygen?
Is there more to life than oxygen? Today’s authors look into what other molecules could be observed with extremely large ground-based telescopes in the search for life on exoplanets!
Is there more to life than oxygen? Today’s authors look into what other molecules could be observed with extremely large ground-based telescopes in the search for life on exoplanets!
Brown Dwarfs can have swirling cloudy atmospheres just like their planetary cousins, but, as observed from the ground, the subject of today’s bite isn’t quite so variable after all.
A cloud-free world offers the clearest view yet of an exoplanet atmosphere.
What do the atmospheres of ultra-hot Jupiters and 70s music have in common? A good deal of metal.
Do you own a digital single-lens reflex (DSLR) camera? The authors of today’s paper do. They used it for astronomy. They used it for science.
Astronomers seldom touch, smell, hear, or taste astronomical sources – their primary sensory input is light. Read about how astronomers use the electromagnetic spectrum to unravel the mysteries of the Universe!