Ammonia as a Detectable Biosignature on Cold Haber World Exoplanets Around M-Dwarfs

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Sukrit Ranjan and colleagues show that on hydrogen-rich exoplanets around small, cool red dwarfs biology could build up ammonia to detectable levels despite atmospheric sinks, enabling JWST to detect ammonia in about two transits over two months and broadening the search for life beyond oxygen.

Biosignatures could point to life on distant planets
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Biosignatures could point to life on distant planets

Is oxygen the only biosignatures gas that would indicate the presence of life on an exoplanet, or could other gases be just as promising?