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Super Earths Likely To Have Both Oceans and Continents - Astrobiology

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Massive terrestrial planets, called “super-Earths,” are known to be common in our galaxy, the Milky Way. Now a Northwestern University astrophysicist and a University of Chicago geophysicist report the odds of these planets having an Earth-like climate are much greater than previously thought. Nicolas B. Cowan and Dorian Abbot’s new model challenges the conventional wisdom […]

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