Some exoplanets shine brighter than others in the search for life beyond the solar system. New NASA research proposes a novel approach to sniffing out exoplanet atmospheres. It takes advantage of frequent stellar storms--which hurl huge clouds of stellar material and radiation into space--from cool, young dwarf stars to highlight signs of habitable exoplanets.
Some exoplanets shine brighter than others in the search for life beyond the solar system. New NASA research proposes a novel approach to sniffing out exoplanet atmospheres. It takes advantage of frequent stellar storms--which hurl huge clouds of stellar material and radiation into space--from cool, young dwarf stars to highlight signs of habitable exoplanets.
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