Discovering the secret of life in brown dwarfs
Astronomers from Britain argue that life in the upper atmosphere of brown dwarfs may exist. That is the content of the article published in arXiv.org Electronic Library.
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Astronomers from Britain argue that life in the upper atmosphere of brown dwarfs may exist. That is the content of the article published in arXiv.org Electronic Library.
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