Astronomers can identify water vapour, carbon dioxide and even oxygen across light-years—but nitrogen, despite filling 78 per cent of Earth’s atmosphere, is exceptionally difficult to see because N2 lacks the strong infrared fingerprint of most gases. Only the f

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Astronomers can identify water vapour, carbon dioxide and even oxygen across light-years—but nitrogen, despite filling 78 per cent of Earth’s atmosphere, is exceptionally difficult to see because N2 lacks the strong infrared fingerprint of most gases. Only the f Space Daily

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