[Journal of Virology]. Biogeochemical models have become critical for answering questions about the habitability of ocean worlds, especially that of early Earth.
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Interior-Atmosphere Coupling on TRAPPIST-1 f, g, and h: Cryovolcanic Water Exospheres and Infrared Detectability
We investigate the interior structures and cryovolcanic observability of the exoplanets TRAPPIST-1f, g, and h. Our aim is to determine which interior configurations can sustain subsurface liquid water oceans in […]
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The First Detection Of An Atmosphere On A Trans-Neptunian Object Beyond Pluto
Trans-Neptunian objects (TNOs) in the outer Solar System are predominantly small, icy worlds long presumed to be atmosphereless except for the largest bodies.