Clouds in the atmosphere of the super-Earth exoplanet GJ 1214b
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Drake Deming | Sara Seager | Björn Benneke | Andreas Seifahrt | Jacob L. Bean | Laura Kreidberg | Kevin B. Stevenson | Derek Homeier | Zachory Berta-Thompson | J. Bean | S. Seager | J. Desert | D. Deming | Z. Berta-Thompson | B. Benneke | D. Homeier | K. Stevenson | A. Seifahrt | L. Kreidberg | Jean-Michel Désert | J. Désert
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