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Carbon Monoxide-Gap Aids in Finding Habitable Exoplanets

Carbon Monoxide-Gap Aids in Finding Habitable Exoplanets
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Carbon Monoxide Dynamics Offer New Insights into Exoplanet Habitability

Tokyo, Japan (SPX) Feb 08, 2024 - In the ongoing quest to discover habitable worlds beyond our solar system, a groundbreaking study spearheaded by Associate Professor Kazumi Ozaki from Tokyo Institute of Technology and Associate Res

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New Gap Discovery Aids in Identifying Habitable Exoplanets

New Gap Discovery Aids in Identifying Habitable Exoplanets
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Newly discovered carbon monoxide-runaway gap can help identify habitable exoplanets

Newly discovered carbon monoxide-runaway gap can help identify habitable exoplanets
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Alien technosignatures more likely to be found on oxygen-rich exoplanets Here s why

To stand the best chance of detecting technosignatures, SETI should survey exoplanets with atmospheres that are at least 18% oxygen.

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