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Posted: 2025-04-30 20:27:31 UTC
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A new study suggests that comet impacts on tidally locked exo-Earths can significantly influence their climate and deliver essential elements like water and oxygen. These impacts might be observable using current space telescopes, particularly in systems around M dwarf stars.
Climate disruption on tidally locked exo-Earths
Delivery of water and oxygen via comet impacts
Potential for observation with current space telescopes
Relevance to systems orbiting M dwarf stars
Understanding the frequency and intensity of comet impacts on exo-Earths
Modeling the atmospheric and geological effects of such impacts
Detecting observational signatures of these events with current technology