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Polarized Signatures of a Habitable World: Comparing Models of an Exoplanet Earth with Visible and Near-infrared Earthshine Spectra by Gordon, Kenneth E., Karalidi, Theodora, Bott, Kimberly M., Miles-Páez, Paulo A., Mulder, Willeke, Stam, Daphne M.

“…Abstract In the JWST, Extremely Large Telescopes, and LUVOIR era, we expect to characterize a number of potentially habitable Earth-like exoplanets. However,…”
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Spectropolarimetry of Primitive Phototrophs as Global Surface Biosignatures by Sparks, William B, Parenteau, Mary Niki, Blankenship, Robert E, Germer, Thomas A, Patty, Christian Herman Lucas, Bott, Kimberly M, Telesco, Charles M, Meadows, Victoria S

“…Photosynthesis is an ancient metabolic process that began on early Earth and offers plentiful energy to organisms that can utilize it such that that they…”
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Polarized Signatures of the Earth Through Time: An Outlook for the Habitable Worlds Observatory by Gordon, Kenneth E. Goodis, Karalidi, Theodora, Bott, Kimberly M, Wogan, Nicholas F, Arney, Giada N, Parenteau, Mary N, Kataria, Tiffany, Meadows, Victoria S

“…The search for life beyond the Solar System remains a primary goal of current and near-future missions, including NASA's upcoming Habitable Worlds Observatory…”
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Polarized Signatures of a Habitable World: Comparing Models of an Exoplanet Earth with Visible and Near-infrared Earthshine Spectra by Gordon, Kenneth E, Karalidi, Theodora, Bott, Kimberly M, Miles-Páez, Paulo A, Mulder, Willeke, Stam, Daphne M

“…In the JWST, Extremely Large Telescopes, and LUVOIR era, we expect to characterize a number of potentially habitable Earth-like exoplanets. However, the…”
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Spectropolarimetry of primitive phototrophs as global surface biosignatures by Sparks, William B, Parenteau, M. Niki, Blankenship, Robert E, Germer, Thomas A, Patty, C. H. Lucas, Bott, Kimberly M, Telesco, Charles M, Meadows, Victoria S

“…Photosynthesis is an ancient metabolic process that began on the early Earth, offering plentiful energy to organisms that utilize it, to the extent that they…”
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