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No TiO detected in the hot Neptune-desert planet LTT-9779 b in reflected light at high spectral resolution
LTT-9779 b is an inhabitant of the hot Neptune desert and one of only a few planets with a measured high albedo. Characterising the atmosphere of this world is the key to understanding what processes dominate in creating the hot Neptune desert. We aim to characterise the reflected light of LTT-9779
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