What is the Hera model?

The Hera model is a framework used in astronomy and planetary science to simulate the atmospheres of exoplanets, particularly focusing on their chemical compositions and potential habitability. It incorporates various physical and chemical processes to predict how these atmospheres interact with stellar radiation and other environmental factors. By providing insights into the atmospheric conditions of distant worlds, the Hera model aids in assessing their suitability for life and understanding their evolutionary histories.