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A Lava-Covered World Appeared Colder than Its Likes and May Still Have Atmosphere: Discovery Offers Clue over the Primitive Earth

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The observation of a lava-covered world revealed atypical thermal conditions for rocky exoplanets exposed to intense stellar radiation. The discovery offers fundamental clues about the retention of gases in early phases of planetary evolution. How does this lava-covered world differ from other exoplanets? Astronomers have identified that the exoplanet has surface temperatures...
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The observation of a lava-covered world revealed atypical thermal conditions for rocky exoplanets exposed to intense stellar radiation. The discovery offers fundamental clues about the retention of gases in early phases of planetary evolution. How does this lava-covered world differ from other exoplanets? Astronomers have identified that the exoplanet has surface temperatures...

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O Antagonista broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Saturday, October 17, 2026.
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