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Nearby Exoplanet Smells Like Rotten Eggs

Astronomers detect hydrogen sulphide on an extrasolar planet for the first time.

By Bertie Atkinson
Published: July 10, 2024
HD 189733b contains hydrogen sulfide.
This nearby exoplanet could stink of rotten eggs, because the hot gas envelope of HD 189733b contains hydrogen sulfide. Roberto Molar Candanosa/ Johns Hopkins University
SOURCES:Nature
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