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This planet also has an unusual atmosphere that scientists cannot yet explain. One of the ideas floating involves a planet interior that crystallized as it cooled, causing pure carbon crystals to float to the top, mix with helium, possibly creating sooty clouds.

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Andrew Bridgen: "Independent scientists have stated that higher carbon dioxide levels would be beneficial for life on the planet through increased plant growth.. " 🤔

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