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LHS 1140 b, an exoplanet situated in its star's habitable zone, has been observed leaking helium. This finding could imply that the planet possesses a complex atmosphere, enhancing its potential as a candidate for hosting life.
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LHS 1140 b, an exoplanet situated in its star's habitable zone, has been observed leaking helium. This finding could imply that the planet possesses a complex atmosphere, enhancing its potential as a candidate for hosting life.
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A super-Earth exoplanet’s leaking helium could be evidence of a complex atmosphere
LHS 1140 b Exoplanet Found to Leak Helium, Suggesting Complex Atmosphere