(07-01-2024, 07:53 AM)kalianna Wrote: "Green, yellow or even red-dominant plants may live on extra-solar planets..." Just like earth. Consider for example coleus, red ti leaf plants and of course all the green ones. I wonder how much that study cost?
Well, the one issue is we don't know if Earth is unique or not, so just using Earth as an example is pretty poor science. We have no idea if red ti leaves exist on other planets. All the Earth tells us is that life exists in our universe. Anyway, I believe this is the original research paper - https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/ast...89441/full
The authors' information is there, so I suggest you contact them if you're interested in the cost. I note you say, "Green, yellow, or even red-dominant plants may live on extrasolar planets," so what is your opinion about that, MyManao?