Even Though Red Dwarfs Have Long Lasting Habitable Zones, They’d be Brutal to Life
Even Though Red Dwarfs Have Long Lasting Habitable Zones, They’d be Brutal to Life Ever since scientists confirmed the existence of seven terrestrial planets orbiting TRAPPIST-1, this system has been a focal point of interest for astronomers. Given its proximity to Earth (just 39.5 light-years light-years away), and the fact that three of its planets orbit within the star’s “Goldilocks Zone“, this system has been an ideal location for learning more about the potential habitability of red dwarf stars systems. This is especially important since the majority of stars in our galaxy are red dwarfs (aka. M-type dwarf stars). Unfortunately, not all of the research hasRead More →