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JWST MIRI reveals a potential atmosphere on the ultra-hot rocky planet TOI-431b
An open question in exoplanet science is whether rocky exoplanets extremely close in to their host stars, `lava worlds', can retain significant atmospheres. Thermal emission observations via secondary eclipse can be used to determine whether a rocky exoplanet possesses an atmosphere. It is expected
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