Beyond Earth, clouds go wild.
in deep space is also an infrared observer and will be able to pick up the research, scientists said.)Scientists deemed Spitzer's initial data collection"too weak to stand on its own," requiring further observations. In the current work, researchers collected 100 marginal detections of silicates in Spitzer's archives and grouped them by brown dwarf temperature.
The suspected silica clouds, though hard to see or confirm, were right in the temperature range where silica can condense in an atmosphere: between about 1,900 degrees Fahrenheit and 3,100 F .Silica condensation is a matter of chemistry. Rock can vaporize, cool and condense into clouds just like water, although at higher temperatures. Silicate clouds should therefore only be visible on hotter worlds, including brown dwarfs and some high-temperature planets outside the solar system.
The new data gives further strength to the old Spitzer work, lead author Genaro Suárez, a postdoctoral researcher at Western University, said in the
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