its tidally locked).
Seidel and her colleagues analyzed the exoplanets atmosphere using all four telescope units of the ESOs VLT.
This kind of climate has never been seen before on any planet, Seidel explained.
The 3D layers of Tylos’s atmosphere.© European Southern Observatory
Previous research had not spotted this chemical presence, perhaps because of its depth within the atmosphere.
Prinoth co-authored theNaturepaper and led the companion piece.
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Prinoths excitement is well placed.
The structure and movement of Tylos’ atmosphere. © European Southern Observatory
The ELT will be a game-changer for studying exoplanet atmospheres, Prinoth concluded.
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