15 day orbit, 170 day planetary rotation, that's an interesting one

Sucks for the amount of radiation ofc

Would be interesting to hypothesize of it being a larger mercury like planet than a earth like one

Please some more up to date astro-duders out there, is the James Webb currently capable of direct spectrography of exoplanets? We can do spectrography during the transit I am aware, but direct spectrography, is that possible? Specially when we are talking of an infrared telescope