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Why Decoding Alien Atmospheres Is Pushing Supercomputers to Their Limits

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A major review warns that the computational tools used to decode exoplanet atmospheres are straining under the unprecedented precision of JWST data, with retrieval costs soaring and detection claims requiring far greater scrutiny.

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