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Violent outbursts of seething gas from young red dwarf stars may make conditions uninhabitable on fledgling planets. In this artist's rendering, an active, young red dwarf (right) is stripping the atmosphere from an orbiting planet (left). Scientists found that flares from the youngest red dwarfs they surveyed — approximately 40 million years old — are 100 to 1,000 times more energetic than when the stars are older. They also detected one of the most intense stellar flares ever observed in ultraviolet light — more energetic than the most powerful flare ever recorded from our Sun. Credits: NASA, ESA and D. Player (STScI)

‘Hazflare’: Powerful Superflares From Young Red Dwarf Stars May Make Worlds Uninhabitable

MessageToEagle.com | October 22, 2018

MessageToEagle.com – Using the HAZMAT program and NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope, astronomers detected one of the most intense stellar flares ever observed in ultraviolet light. Dubbed the “Hazflare,” the

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