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Scientists question possible signs of life on exoplanet K2-18b in new study: 'We never saw more than insignificant hints
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And comparing the ratio to yellow stars isn’t ideal. 😜
Yesterday at 3:52 PM
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This "IF" is a big one. "If there were a lot more Earths, we wouldn't be so special". This is true, but not useful.
Yesterday at 3:49 PM
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Ug. It's hard to read such gobbledygook. They state things like, " If red dwarf systems were significantly better at hosting life—say...
Yesterday at 2:23 PM
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Their "Temperate" term seems to be broad but not fully. They show five of the Trappist exos, but they ignore Trappist-1 d, which has a...
Thursday at 12:17 PM
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Ah. That solves it nicely, and colorfully. :) Thanks.
Thursday at 12:08 PM
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For us amateurs without academic contacts we can sometimes succeed by looking at old, available, data in new ways. AI comes to mind. Why...
Thursday at 12:04 PM
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Very nice site. Thanks. It's not one I've seen. At some point, I expect that the molecular detections will be added to the main...
Wednesday at 3:28 PM
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Helio et al. When it comes to exoplanets with atmospheres documented, I use this site...
Wednesday at 3:19 PM
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Rod, the big decision in making a “most favorable” list is to accept or not accept red dwarf exos. After that, then it’s just a matter...
Wednesday at 1:04 PM
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An authoritative list can be generated with anyone with sufficient cred. Cred comes from doing something right, over a very long period...
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Helio, I checked out your Top Ten list, nice :) The .eu site now has filters showing exoplanets of different sizes you can filter on...
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FYI. IMO, K2-18 b is the media grabbing exoplanet with possible life like we see on Earth according to a variety of claims published and...
Wednesday at 12:06 PM
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I like three of those 10 listed: Kepler-22 b, Kepler-442-b and Kepler-452 b. GJ 667 c orbits an M3.5 V red dwarf. I suspect all red...
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SpaceX will launch the 9th test flight of its Super Heavy Starship rocket hours after CEO Elon Musk delivers an update on his company's...
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The speed of light is intimately tied to the strength of the charge force. An EM wave is generated only by a moving charged particle...
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