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Atmospheric escape

Atmospheric escape is the loss of planetary atmospheric gases to outer space. A number of different mechanisms can be responsible for atmospheric escape; these processes can be divided into thermal escape, non-thermal (or suprathermal) escape, and impact erosion. The relative importance of each loss process depends on the planet's escape velocity, its…

Thermal escape mechanisms, Observations of exoplanet atmospheric escape & Dominant atmospheric escape and loss processes in the Solar System

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Thermal escape mechanisms

Thermal energySir James JeansGasVelocityTemperature
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Observations of exoplanet atmospheric escape

Lyman-alpha lineTransitAbsorptionHD 189733 bHot Neptune
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Dominant atmospheric escape and loss processes in the Solar System

Oceans dry upVenusVenus ExpressCoronal mass ejectionsMAVEN
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Non-thermal (suprathermal) escape

PhotochemistryIonUltravioletPhotonsPhotodissociation
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Thermal escape mechanisms

Non-thermal (suprathermal) escape

Impact erosion

Dominant atmospheric escape and loss processes in the Solar System

Observations of exoplanet atmospheric escape

Other atmospheric loss mechanisms

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Atmospheric escape

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Atmospheric escape

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related to Observations of exoplanet atmospheric escape · 19
Atmospheric escape → HD, Helium, Hubble Space Telescope, In, It, Jupiters HD, Lyman-alpha, Much, Neptune Gliese, Neptunes, Studies, The, This, TOI-1430b, TOI-1683b, TOI-2076b, TOI-560, WASP-107b, WASP-69b
related to Mars · 10
Atmospheric escape → CO2, Jeans, Mars, Martian, MAVEN, Other, Oxygen, Primordial Mars, The Jeans, The MAVEN
related to Earth · 9
Atmospheric escape → Atmospheric, Earth, Escape, H2O, In, Japanese, Jeans, Sun, The Earth
has impact · 4
Atmospheric escape → If, In, Most, The
related to Venus · 4
Atmospheric escape → Oxygen, Recent, Venus, Venus Express
is a · 1
Atmospheric escape → loss of planetary atmospheric gases to outer space

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escape atmospheric atmosphere velocity energy loss hydrogen also molecules wind solar impact sputtering due thermal titan gas jeans molecule particles

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