Spectroscopic observations from JWST unveil the atmospheric composition of WASP-107b, revealing silicate rain ! Swipe to see →
Astronomers operating the James Webb Space Telescope have released unprecedented spectroscopic data on the atmosphere of exoplanet WASP-1...
Unlike the gas planets in our solar system, WASP-107b has an average atmospheric temperature of five hundred degrees Celsius. In this ext...
One of the most surprising findings from the spectral analysis was the unambiguous identification of sulfur dioxide in the atmosphere of ...
The technique employed to characterize the atmosphere of WASP-107b is known as transit transmission spectroscopy. As the exoplanet crosse...
The host star, known as WASP-107, is a K-type orange dwarf slightly cooler and less massive than our Sun. Despite its moderate luminosity...
With a mass equivalent to just thirty times that of Earth spread over a volume nearly equal to Jupiter, WASP-107b has a mean density of o...
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