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The 16 pages that link to Transmission spectroscopy, each with the reason it gives.

• James Webb Space TelescopeRelated: Webb uses this technique to measure atmospheric absorption features.

• ExoplanetRelated: It can identify atmospheric molecules by their wavelength-dependent absorption.

• Transit methodBroader topic: It extends transit observations from detecting a planet to probing its atmospheric composition.

• Stellar atmosphereRelated: The star’s atmospheric spectrum is the background against which planetary absorption is measured.

• Exoplanet atmosphereRelated: Absorption features in transmitted starlight reveal gases in the atmosphere’s outer layers.

• Gas giantRelated: It can identify gases and aerosols in the extended atmospheres of exoplanet gas giants.

• TRAPPIST-1Related: It tests whether the planets have detectable atmospheric gases or clouds.

• Planetary transitBroader topic: Wavelength-dependent dimming can reveal atmospheric gases.

• HD 209458 bRelated: Atmospheric absorption changes the transit spectrum of this planet.

• Proxima Centauri bRelated: Proxima Centauri b is not known to transit, limiting this otherwise powerful atmospheric technique.

• Earth analogRelated: Atmospheric spectra can test whether a small planet has gases unlike Earth's.

• Carbon planetRelated: Atmospheric molecules could offer clues about the chemistry of a carbon-rich world.

• Chthonian planetRelated: It can test whether a proposed remnant still has detectable atmospheric gases.

• 55 Cancri eRelated: Transit spectra can test whether gases produce detectable features around the planet.

• HD 189733 bRelated: Transit observations reveal absorbing molecules and clouds in the planet’s atmospheric limb.

• K2-18bRelated: It has been used to identify and constrain gases in K2-18b’s atmosphere.