The thermodynamic dissipation theory for the origin of life asserts a thermodynamic imperative for the origin of life, suggesting that the fundamental molecules of life originated as self-organized molecular photon […]
G-type star
The SPACE Program I: The Featureless Spectrum Of HD 86226 c Challenges Sub-Neptune Atmosphere Trends
Sub-Neptune exoplanets are the most abundant type of planet known today. As they do not have a Solar System counterpart, many open questions exist about their composition and formation.
The Dynamical History of the Kepler-221 Planet System
Kepler-221 is a G-type star hosting four planets. In this system, planets b, c, and e are in (or near) a 6:3:1 three-body resonance even though the planets’ period ratios […]
A Super-Earth Laboratory For Searching Life Elsewhere In The Universe
‘‘Are we alone in the Universe?’’ For thousands of years, this question was confined to philosophy, and it is only very recently that modern science has begun to provide solid […]
Studying Habitability Of The Exoplanets Kepler-504 b, Kepler-315 b, And Kepler-315 c
Astronomers have always wanted to know whether there are other planets around other stars that support life like our Earth. The search for life elsewhere has led us to new […]
