4. You want to figure out more about the atmosphere of the planet from question 2, so you have measured the star’s absorption spectrum during the planet’s transit. Using the sample spectrum of elements AND the spectrum from the star you observed, figure out what elements the planet’s atmosphere is made out of. a. What is it made out of?
b. Is there any oxygen in that atmosphere?
c. Would there be a chance of life (like ours) on this planet?

4. You want to figure out more about the atmosphere of the planet from question 2, so you have measured the star’s absorption spectrum during the planet’s transit. Using the sample spectrum of elements AND the spectrum from the star you observed, figure out what elements the planet’s atmosphere is made out of.

a. What is it made out of?

b. Is there any oxygen in that atmosphere?

c. Would there be a chance of life (like ours) on this planet?

Explanation:

located offshore, in the arctic and pacific oceans

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