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Spectroscopy studies exoplanet light to reveal atmospheric gases and potential biosignatures through transmission, emission, and reflected-light methods, while the signals are faint and can be confused by noise, and future tools such as JWST, high‑resolution spectrographs, and CubeSats will improve detection and broaden our understanding of planets, cosmic evolution, and dark matter.

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The search for life beyond the bounds of our solar system has fascinated astronomers and astrobiologists for decades. And with more than 4,000 confirmed exoplanets detected to date, the prospect of discovering habitable worlds has never been more promising. However, detecting the atmospheric composition of these alien