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Exomoons Rory Barnes with lots of help from René Heller Habitable Exomoons are Awesome Rory Barnes with lots of help from René Heller What is an exomoon Exomoons Youre gonna ID: 615318

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Slide1

Habitable

Exomoons

Rory Barnes

with lots of help from

René HellerSlide2

Habitable

Exomoonsare Awesome!

Rory Barnes

with lots of help from

René HellerSlide3

What is an

exomoon?Slide4

Exomoons

!?

You’re

gonna

talk about

habitable

exomoons

!?

We don’t even understand

habitable

exoplanets!Slide5

The Habitable Zone is about Surface Energy Flux

~300 W/m

2

~30 W/m

2Slide6

Kepler

could

find an

exomoon

.Slide7

Kepler

could

find an

exomoon

.

See the

exomoon

?Slide8

Exomoon

Transits and Timing VariationsKipping

et al.

(2012)Slide9

Exomoon

Transits and Timing VariationsKipping

et al.

(2012)

Direct

DetectionSlide10

Exomoon

Transits and Timing VariationsKipping

et al.

(2012)

TTVSlide11

Exomoon

Habitability

I. Formation

A. Inside

Circumplanetary

Disk

B. Capture

C. Planet Migration

II. Radiation

A. Starlight

B. Reflected Light

C. Planetary Thermal Emission D. EclipsesIII. Tidal HeatingSlide12

The Scale of the Galilean Satellites

Io

6

R

Jup

Europa

10

R

Jup

Ganymede

16

R

Jup

Callisto

27

R

JupSlide13

Canup

& Ward (`06)

transform disks into

moons

Total mass of

moons ~10

-4

of planet

Earth = 0.003 JupiterSlide14

Williams,

AsBio, submittedSlide15

Capture Possibilities

Williams, AsBio, submittedSlide16

Capture Possibilities

Williams, AsBio, submittedSlide17

Capture Possibilities

Williams, AsBio, submitted

Planet has to move

to 1 AU!Slide18

Planetary Semi-Major Axis (AU)

Satellite Semi-Major Axis (AU)

Time (Years)

Planet

Galilean Moons

Jupiter’s Radius

Namouni

(2010)Slide19

Planetary Semi-Major Axis (AU)

Satellite Semi-Major Axis (AU)

Time (Years)

Jupiter’s Radius

Instabilities

due to planet’s

shrinking

gravitational

influence

Namouni

(2010)Slide20

Planetary Semi-Major Axis (AU)

Satellite Semi-Major Axis (AU)

Time (Years)

Jupiter’s Radius

Namouni

(2010)

Moons

still safe

at 1 AUSlide21

Exomoon

Formation/Composition

May form with planet (<10

Myr

)

- Icy worlds (volatile rich)

- But small

May be captured

- Requires precise encounters

- Captured body must have water

- Terrestrial planets need ~100

Myr to formMoon must survive migration to HZSlide22

The Radiation Environment of

ExomoonsHeller & Barnes (2013)Slide23

Starlight Only – The Habitable ZoneSlide24

Reflected Light – Almost Negligible

Multiply your HZ

boundary by this factor

For F star, outer HZ

pushed out by ~0.01 AU

at

a

ps

< 5

R

Jup

Heller & Barnes (2013)Slide25

Reflected Light – Almost Negligible

Multiply your HZ

boundary by this factor

For F star, outer HZ

pushed out by ~0.01 AU

at

a

ps

< 5

R

Jup

There is a “Reflection Correction”for habitable

exomoons

Heller & Barnes (2013)Slide26

Thermal Emission

Heat from star (almost negligible)Heat from Contraction (important early)

Longitude

Heller & Barnes (2013)Slide27

Planets Cool with Time*

* adopted from

Baraffe

+ (1997, 2003)Slide28

A Moon at

Europa’s Orbit

Run.

Grnhs

LimitSlide29

Time in a Runaway GreenhouseSlide30

Time in a Runaway Greenhouse

The moon could lose its

water early.

There is a “Cooling Edge”

for habitable

exomoonsSlide31

Eclipses

Longitude

Heller & Barnes (2013)Slide32

Eclipses

Eclipses

No Eclipses

Stellar radiation dominates

With eclipse -> sub-planetary point is cold

No eclipse -> sub-planetary point is hot

Heller & Barnes (2013)Slide33

Radiation

The HZ applies

Reflection Correction

Cooling Edge

Eclipses could affect local climateSlide34

Tidal Heating

Caused by gravitational flexing of the crust

Source of tectonics on Io,

Europa

and

Enceladus

Could be very large for large moons

Could also produce

exo-Europas

Could sustain plate tectonics indefinitelySlide35

Tidal Greenhouse

Tidal/RadiationGreenhouse

Super-Io

Tidal Earth

No Tidal Heating

Earth orbiting Jupiter orbiting the SunSlide36
Slide37

Earth orbiting Jupiter orbiting the SunSlide38

Earth orbiting Jupiter orbiting the SunSlide39

Earth orbiting Jupiter orbiting the Sun

There is a “Tidal Heating Edge”

to

exomoon

habitabilitySlide40

Conclusions

Large

exomoons

probably rare

Kepler

can detect, but hard

Planets add energy to the classical HZ

A reflection correction pushes HZ out (slightly)

Thermal radiation causes a cooling edge

Eclipses could alter weather

A tidal heating edge could sterilize close moons

Tidal heating could sustain star-free habitatsSlide41

For more info:

Heller & Barnes, 2013.“Exomoon Habitabilityconstrained by illumination and

tidal heating.”

AsBio

,

13, 18-46.Slide42

Tidally Heated to Habitable?

Reynolds, McKay & Kasting

(1987)Slide43

Radiative

+ Tidal HZsReynolds, McKay &

Kasting

(1987)Slide44

Orbits After Capture

Porter & Grundy (2011)Slide45

Reflected and Thermal Light (“

inplanation”)

Heller & Barnes (2013)Slide46

Heller & Barnes (2013)Slide47

Heller & Barnes (2013)Slide48

Heller & Barnes (2013)Slide49

Heller & Barnes (2013)Slide50

Heller & Barnes (2013)Slide51

Heller & Barnes (2013)