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Detectability of biosignatures in warm, water-rich atmospheres
Benjamin Taysum, Iris van Zelst, John Lee Grenfell +3
Warm rocky exoplanets within the habitable zone of Sun-like stars are favoured targets for current and future missions. Theory indicates these planets could be wet at formation and…
Impact of Cosmic Rays on Atmospheric Ion Chemistry and Spectral Transmission Features of TRAPPIST-1e
Konstantin Herbst, Andreas Bartenschlager, John Lee Grenfell +10
Ongoing observing projects like the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) and future missions offer the chance to characterize Earth-like exoplanetary atmospheres. Thereby, M-dwarfs ar…
Distinguishing between wet and dry atmospheres of TRAPPIST-1 e and f
Fabian Wunderlich, Markus Scheucher, Mareike Godolt +7
The nearby TRAPPIST-1 planetary system is an exciting target for characterizing the atmospheres of terrestrial planets. The planets e, f and g lie in the circumstellar habitable zo…
Consistently Simulating a Wide Range of Atmospheric Scenarios for K2-18b with a Flexible Radiative Transfer Module
M. Scheucher, F. Wunderlich, J. L. Grenfell +6
The atmospheres of small, potentially rocky exoplanets are expected to cover a diverse range in composition and mass. Studying such objects therefore requires flexible and wide-ran…
SVEEEETIES: Singular vector expansion to estimate Earth-like exoplanet temperatures from infrared emission spectra
Franz Schreier, Steffen Städt, Fabian Wunderlich +2
Context. Detailed characterizations of exoplanets are moving to the forefront of planetary science. Temperature is a key marker for understanding atmospheric physics and chemistry.…
Evolution and Spectral Response of a Steam Atmosphere for Early Earth with a coupled climate-interior model
Nisha Katyal, Athanasia Nikolaou, Mareike Godolt +4
The evolution of Earth's early atmosphere and the emergence of habitable conditions on our planet are intricately coupled with the development and duration of the magma ocean phase…