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How do we learn about a planet's atmosphere with a telescope like #Webb? This animation explains the science of separating light into "colors" - spectroscopy - to study the chemical make-up of the atmospheres of distant exoplanets. #JWST More: https://go.nasa.gov/2utbcdX pic.twitter.com/SHIU2WyCHI
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This only applies to telescopes that are operational. Launch much, Webb?
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What instruments will be use for the spectroscopy ?
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Light waves construct / destruct / interfere because the vibrations are happening on threads (like regular strings). That is a normal thing. They can pass right through each other, add, or nullify, etc. Einstein had the answer right in his hands...https://twitter.com/McComments/status/1191295946824568834 …
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It also explains absorption / emission spectra...https://twitter.com/McComments/status/1191294974727532546 …
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