Titlebook: Water in the Universe; Arnold Hanslmeier Book 2011 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2011 Astrobiology.Exoplanets.Habitability and wate

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Water on Extrasolar Planets?,een to be strongly dependent on the possible existence of liquid water on a planet because water acts as a solvent. Habitable zones are not restricted around planets (circumstellar habitable zones) but must be also defined inside a galaxy depending on the distribution of interstellar gas and dust an

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Water on Extrasolar Planets?,een to be strongly dependent on the possible existence of liquid water on a planet because water acts as a solvent. Habitable zones are not restricted around planets (circumstellar habitable zones) but must be also defined inside a galaxy depending on the distribution of interstellar gas and dust an

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Water in Interstellar Space and Stars,elength radiation). Even in sunspots water molecules have been detected. Water Masers which are extremely strong sources of water line emission are also discussed. Water molecules may be also found in galaxies.

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,Water—Where Does It Come from?,uced later in the stellar interiors, maybe in this context extremely massive stars (so called population III?stars) played an important role. Only after their explosion to supernovae, these oxygen atoms were set free into interstellar space where they could combine with hydrogen to form water under

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Appendix,servational signatures of water (spectral lines). The detection of water is closely related not only with radio observations but also with IR observations and some recent satellite missions that are focused to this spectral range are discussed. For readers not so familiar with astrophysical concepts

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Book 2011restrial life as well. Therefore it is important to investigate where water can be found in the Universe. Although there are places that are completely dry, places where the last rainfall happened probably several 100 million years ago, surprisingly this substance is quite omnipresent. In the outer