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Describe the impact the discovery of extrasolar planets h as had on the question of life on other worlds.
 
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What role does hydrogen play in spectral classification?
 
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Answer to Question 1

We do not yet know how common small, rocky Earth-like planets are around other stars, or what are the characteristics of their orbits. This is the primary motivation for new space-based missions. We can speculate, however, on the possibility of life on moons around the Jupiter-like planets in close-in orbits around other stars, much as we speculate on life on, e.g. Europa or Titan. These discoveries have led to the study of life in extreme environments on Earth.

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Its spectral lines are most obvious in mid-temperature stars and least obvious in both very hot and very cool stars.




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Reply 2 on: Jul 27, 2018
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