...of around x1.5 Earth radius tend to be rocky planets, while those with a radius of x2.5 Earth radius are probably water worlds". "This is water, but not as commonly found here on Earth", added Zeng. "Their surface temperature is expected to be in the...
... to analyse light passing through the Martian atmosphere. "This fantastic instrument is giving us a never-before-seen view of water isotopes in the atmosphere of Mars as a function of both time and location," says Manish Patel, one of two scientists...
...The way in which ALMA's Band 5 receivers will measure water reduces some of these difficulties thus enabling ALMA to look ... full ALMA array will allow us to make detailed studies of water in a wide range of objects including forming and evolved stars,...
... break the bonds of molecules into their constituent atoms. This is a process known as photodissociation and in the case of a water molecule, once it is broken up, the very light hydrogen atoms can escape the exoplanets’ atmosphere. Instruments such...
... the universe after hydrogen and helium. This means that water, which consists of an oxygen atom along with two ... needed to ascertain just how widespread this trend of low water abundance appears to be and how different elements can be differently...
... suggest that a staggering four percent of the planet’s mass is water, which could equate to a deep ocean layer of 779 (± ... benign planet with no discernible features except for lots of water and a far-off high mountain range. Those mountains turn...