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Climates of Distant Terrestrial Worlds

November 27, 2019 Daniel Larsen

VPL scientist Aomawa Shields’ recent paper on the Energy Budgets for Terrestrial Extrasolar Planets was featured in a AAS Nova article.

You can read the full article here.

Posted in: Featured, Media, Research, Task C Filed under: Aomawa Shields, Climate Models, M-Dwarf

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