The team that runs the James Webb Space Telescope has lost another breakthrough discovery – for the first time in history, it found traces of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere of exoplanets. This is wasp-39b, an unusual gas giant savoy sarn and p 700 One complete rotation of this exoplanet takes only 4 days, it is constantly warmed up from the heat of its star, due to which the temperature on the surface reaches 900℃.
Such properties make WASP-39b a visible “polygon” for checking telescope equipment. We produce a slider to sswforts According to the calculations, the signature is inherent in carbon dioxide.
The capabilities of “James Webb” make it possible to fix minimal differences in the parameters of reflected and absorbing light, even when building a wave of only 3 microns. Thanks to this, traces of methane and water have already been detected even on distant exoplanets. On other worlds, it gives scientists hope to find a new habitable planet.
Last month, “James Web” found a lot of amazing details. Jupiter.
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