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A Homogeneous Survey of JWST MIRI Transmission Spectra of 10 Exoplanets
The launch of JWST has enabled unprecedented atmospheric characterization of exoplanets. In particular, the JWST-MIRI instrument in the mid-infrared enables probing of molecular species that are harder to detect in the near-infrared. This has come to the fore with the first MIRI-LRS observation of a
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