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This project focuses on understanding how exoplanets lose their initial hydrogen-helium atmospheres, paving the way for potentially habitable secondary atmospheres. By analyzing stellar extreme-ultraviolet spectra, the team aims to improve the interpretation of helium absorption during transit observations of exoplanet…
The aim of this ambitious project is to use stellar physics to overcome a roadblock in our understanding of how exoplanets lose their primary hydrogen-helium atmospheres and make space for secondary, life-enabling ones.
The best observing window for evaporating primary atmospheres are transit observations in the near-infrared metastable helium lines.
However, correctly interpreting the observed absorption is extremely challenging.
How much of the planetary helium is in the metastable state is co…
LEIBNIZ-INSTITUT FUR ASTROPHYSIK POTSDAM (AIP)
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