Red dwarf stars appear to flare preferentially at high latitudes, which might keep their exoplanets habitable instead of hellish.
The post Red Dwarfs Aren’t So Bad (For Planets) After All appeared first on Sky & Telescope.
Related posts
-
This Week’s Sky at a Glance, August 5 – 13
The Moon and Saturn come to opposition this week, showing us their full sunlit faces. Jupiter... -
Hubble’s Future in the Webb Era
Even though it’s far past its warranty, Hubble is still proving its worth in this new... -
Summer Insomnia
Long, hot days mean sleepless nights for stargazers, but it’s worth it for the magic that...