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Extrasolar planets

Cloudy with a chance of dustballs

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The flat and featureless transmission spectra of two intermediate-sized extrasolar planets, observed during the planets' passage across their host stars, shed light on the properties of their atmospheres.See Lettersp.66 &p.69

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Figure 1: Exoplanetary atmospheres.

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  1. Julianne Moses is at the Space Science Institute, Boulder, Colorado 80301, USA.,

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