How NASA's Pandora Satellite Is Reading the Atmospheres of Alien Worlds

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How NASA's Pandora Satellite Is Reading the Atmospheres of Alien Worlds

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What's in the atmosphere of distant exoplanets? NASA's Pandora satellite is about to tell us. Launched via SpaceX, this refrigerator-sized spacecraft uses cutting-edge spectroscopy to detect water vapor, clouds, and other chemical signatures across twenty planetary systems. But here's the challenge: the planets' atmospheric signals get drowned out by interference from stellar sunspots on their host stars.

Pandora solves this puzzle with precision engineering, filtering out the noise to reveal what's really happening on worlds light-years away. We explore how this mission will unlock the secrets of exoplanet atmospheres, support findings from the James Webb Space Telescope, and train the next generation of space scientists—all while making its data freely available to the global research community.
- James Webb Space Telescope
- Exoplanet research
- Space exploration

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