Carbon Dioxide May Have Squelched E.T.’s Evolution In The Milky Way - Forbes

Carbon dioxide’s role in warming early exoplanetary atmospheres is likely necessary to create a habitable zone. But it could be a problem for complex life.

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Oct 22 2024
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An artist's concept of early earth as a pale orange dot some 4 billion years ago. NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center/Francis Reddy Carbon Dioxide is often vilified as a bugaboo greenhouse gas. But it… [+4554 chars]

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