Whitepaper #264 submitted to the Planetary Science and Astrobiology Decadal Survey 2023-2032. Topics: atmospheric/exospheric evolution; giant planets systems
by Emma Dahl, Shawn Brueshaber, Richard Cosentino, Csaba Palotai, Naomi Rowe-Gurney, Ramanakumar Sankar, Kunio Sayanagi, Shahid Aslam, Kevin Baines, Erika Barth, Nancy Chanover, Leigh Fletcher, Sandrine Guerlet, Heidi Hammel, Mark Hofstadter, Ali Hyder, Erin Leonard, Timothy A. Livengood, Tom Momary, Glenn Orton, Imke de Pater, Kurt Retherford, James Sinclair, Krista Soderlund, Linda Spilker, Larry Sromovsky, and Michael H. Wong
Published onMar 18, 2021
Ice Giant Atmospheric Science
The Ice Giants Uranus and Neptune represent a unique class of planets in our solar system as well as a large population of similarly sized exoplanets. The atmospheres of Uranus and Neptune can provide a rich laboratory to explore diverse chemical and dynamical processes in the unique parameter space that they occupy.
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