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Could red dwarf stars support life?
Could red dwarf stars support life?
Until now, it was thought red dwarf stars could host habitable planets. But are their solar winds too strong?
01 July 2013
Interview with
Aline Vidotto, University of St Andrews
Part of the show National Astronomy Meeting: Tuesday
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