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SEARCHING FOR BIOMARKERS WITH SPEKTR-UF OBSERVATORY: NITRIC OXIDE MOLECULE IN ATMOSPHERES OF EXOPLANETS NEAR THE ACTIVE HOST STARS

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PII
S30345170S0004629925020056-1
DOI
10.7868/S3034517025020056
Publication type
Article
Status
Published
Authors
G. N. Tsurikov
  • Affiliation: Institute of Astronomy of the RAS
D. V Bisikalo
  • Affiliation:
    Institute of Astronomy of the RAS
    National Center for Physics and Mathematics
V. I Shematovich
  • Affiliation: Institute of Astronomy of the RAS
A. G. Zhilkin
  • Affiliation: Institute of Astronomy of the RAS
Volume/ Edition
Volume 102 / Issue number 2
Pages
130-147
Abstract
Detection of an N2–O2 atmosphere on an Earth-like exoplanet may be one of the defining pieces of evidence for the presence of biological and geological activity on it. The nitric oxide molecule, in turn, is an indicator of such an atmosphere, and its spectral bands in the near UV range (γ-bands, 203–248 nm) can be potentially detected using the long-slit spectrograph (LSS) (resolution
Keywords
экзопланеты земного типа атмосферы экзопланет биомаркеры окись азота Спектр-УФ высыпания электронов
Date of publication
01.02.2025
Year of publication
2025
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