(Phys.org)—HAT-P-26b is an inflated,Neptune-mass exoplanet located approximately 437 light years from Earth, which orbits its parent star HAT-P-26 every 4.23 days. The planet has a relatively low surface gravity that is well suited for atmospheric characterization. However, or we still know very puny approximately the gas layer around this distant alien world. A team of astronomers led by Kevin B. Stevenson of the University of Chicago wants to change that,presenting new insights on the atmosphere of this celestial body.
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