Multiple metals – and possible signs of water – found in unique exoplanet
31 May 2018An international team of researchers have identified ‘fingerprints’ of multiple metals in one of the least dense exoplanets ever found.
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An international team of researchers have identified ‘fingerprints’ of multiple metals in one of the least dense exoplanets ever found.
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