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    Die ersten Beobachtungen von Pluto von JWST bestätigen dramatische Phänomene auf seiner Oberfläche, das passiert nein, wo sonst in unserem Sonnensystem

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    2. DelcoPAMan on

      I wonder how much that will be affected as Pluto moves further away from the Sun in its 248-year orbit.

    3. tarkardos on

      Nice for the authors to have confirmation on their earlier hypothesis. JWST delivers again and again 👊

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    5. Krotine on

      Man do I love Pluto! I don’t care what people call it but it’s a planet to me and I love learning about it every opportunity I get. Beautiful picture.

    6. UnmodifiedSauromalus on

      I’ve waited my whole life for JWST to launch, glad to see all the science coming out of this great project. Keep up the good work!

    7. seeking_horizon on

      The idea that an anaerobic nitrogen/methane atmosphere might be more like Earth’s at biogenesis was a really interesting thought. Those probably haven’t been studied enough by researchers looking for extraterrestrial life.

    10. ZuFFuLuZ on

      This article is utter garbage. It repeats itself about a dozen times and explains nothing.
      So the atmosphere is made of CO, methane and nitrogen particles, that cool down and heat up and form some kind of haze. This was predicted by a scientist named Xi Zhang in 2017 and now confirmed by the James Webb telescope.
      That’s all this says. I have more questions than before I read it.

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