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A recent study in Nature reports on the loss of helium from the atmosphere of an exoplanet orbiting LHS 1140, about 50 light-years away. The research explores the factors influencing atmospheric evolution and how helium loss can inform scientists about the planet's remaining atmosphere.
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A recent study in Nature reports on the loss of helium from the atmosphere of an exoplanet orbiting LHS 1140, about 50 light-years away. The research explores the factors influencing atmospheric evolution and how helium loss can inform scientists about the planet's remaining atmosphere.
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