The Super-Earth Opportunity - Search for Habitable Exoplanets in the 2020s
The recent discovery of a staggering diversity of planets beyond the Solar System has brought with it a greatly expanded search space for habitable worlds. The Kepler exoplanet survey has revealed that most planets in our interstellar neighborhood are larger than Earth and smaller than Neptune. Coll...
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| creator | Hu, Renyu Beichman, Charles A Brain, David Chen, Pin Damiano, Mario Dawson, Rebekah Friedson, A. James Hasagawa, Yasuhiro Howard, Andrew Johnson, Robert Kataria, Tiffany Kidd, Richard Kite, Edwin Knutson, Heather Lyra, Wladimir Mischna, Michael Planavsky, Noah Reinhard, Chris Schlichting, Hilke Seager, Sara Sotin, Christophe Swain, Mark Turner, Neal West, Robert Yung, Yuk Zellem, Robert |
| description | The recent discovery of a staggering diversity of planets beyond the Solar
System has brought with it a greatly expanded search space for habitable
worlds. The Kepler exoplanet survey has revealed that most planets in our
interstellar neighborhood are larger than Earth and smaller than Neptune.
Collectively termed super-Earths and mini-Neptunes, some of these planets may
have the conditions to support liquid water oceans, and thus Earth-like
biology, despite differing in many ways from our own planet. In addition to
their quantitative abundance, super-Earths are relatively large and are thus
more easily detected than true Earth twins. As a result, super-Earths represent
a uniquely powerful opportunity to discover and explore a panoply of
fascinating and potentially habitable planets in 2020 - 2030 and beyond. |
| doi_str_mv | 10.48550/arxiv.1903.05258 |
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Collectively termed super-Earths and mini-Neptunes, some of these planets may
have the conditions to support liquid water oceans, and thus Earth-like
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interstellar neighborhood are larger than Earth and smaller than Neptune.
Collectively termed super-Earths and mini-Neptunes, some of these planets may
have the conditions to support liquid water oceans, and thus Earth-like
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their quantitative abundance, super-Earths are relatively large and are thus
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worlds. The Kepler exoplanet survey has revealed that most planets in our
interstellar neighborhood are larger than Earth and smaller than Neptune.
Collectively termed super-Earths and mini-Neptunes, some of these planets may
have the conditions to support liquid water oceans, and thus Earth-like
biology, despite differing in many ways from our own planet. In addition to
their quantitative abundance, super-Earths are relatively large and are thus
more easily detected than true Earth twins. As a result, super-Earths represent
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