F770W minus F1000W colors below 0.03 mag identify L dwarfs seven times more likely to have silicate clouds, while current models underpredict the 9-micron silicate feature.
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Inspecting Cloudy Substellar Atmospheres with JWST MIRI Synthetic Magnitudes from Spitzer Mid-infrared Spectra
F770W minus F1000W colors below 0.03 mag identify L dwarfs seven times more likely to have silicate clouds, while current models underpredict the 9-micron silicate feature.
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