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Molecular mapping of an exoplanet with JWST: NH3 detection in the temperate super-Jupiter Epsilon Indi Ab
Epsilon Indi Ab is currently the coldest, and one of the closest, directly imaged exoplanets (T_eff = 275 K, d=3.6 pc), offering a unique opportunity to test our understanding of the physical and chemical properties of gas giants across the full temperature range spanned by hotter directly imaged ex
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