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Questions about the "Goldilocks Zone" around a parent star where conditions are just right for the potential of life developing.
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Given proper temperature and luminosity, Is the Circumstellar Habitable Zone larger for larg...
Yes.
When our Sun expands into a humungous red giant in a few billion years, the habitable zone will indeed increase in size with it. It is expected to evolve into an AGB (asymptotic giant branch) sta …
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Why do red dwarf (M-type) stars give off such violent flares and CMEs, out of proportion to ...
You would think that M-type dwarfs would be among the more magnetically stable stars due to their low temperature and mass, but they aren't.
This is because such low-mass red dwarf stars are considere …
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