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Early Release Science of the exoplanet WASP-39b with JWST NIRSpec PRISM

A. D. Feinstein | G. Tucker | N. Crouzet | J. Fortney | J. Bean | J. Lillo-Box | L. Mancini | N. Batalha | D. Barrado | E. Schlawin | I. Crossfield | J. Teske | Z. Berta-Thompson | J. Leconte | K. Heng | B. Benneke | J. Lothringer | P. Wheatley | J. Krick | M. Line | J. Harrington | N. Iro | K. Stevenson | J. Southworth | T. Kataria | K. Molaverdikhani | E. Kempton | M. Mansfield | N. Gibson | K. Chubb | Y. Miguel | O. Venot | P. Tremblin | J. Blecic | E. Shkolnik | B. Rackham | J. Kirk | P. Cubillos | M. Lendl | D. Sing | R. Hu | G. Morello | L. Kreidberg | J. Barstow | N. Nikolov | H. Wakeford | T. Daylan | A. Banerjee | J. Lustig-Yaeger | Q. Changeat | T. Mikal-Evans | J. Goyal | A. Carter | N. Mayne | L. Flagg | Z. Rustamkulov | L. Welbanks | S. Redfield | S. Moran | L. Rogers | J. Brande | W. Waalkes | D. Petit dit de la Roche | E. May | K. Ohno | C. Piaulet | M. Alam | Y. Hong | L. Decin | N. E. Batalha | J. Désert | M. Radica | R. MacDonald | J. Taylor | E. Ahrer | L. Alderson | S. Mukherjee | N. Allen | T. Bell | P. Roy | S. Barat | L. Ramos-Rosado | V. Parmentier | S. Casewell | A. Louca | X. Zhang | N. Espinoza | E. Pallé | K. Aggarwal | M. López-Morales | P. Gao | D. Powell | J. Turner | S. Zięba

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