Hydrogen Atmospheres Could Sustain Liquid Water on Exomoons Around Rogue Planets for Up to 4.3 Billion Years
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David Dahlbüdding and colleagues propose that exomoons orbiting rogue planets could remain warm enough for liquid water for about 4.3 billion years thanks to a thick hydrogen atmosphere and tidal heating, offering a long window for life to emerge even when the host planet itself is not habitable.
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