Space
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Even 'Goldilocks' Exoplanets Need a Well-behaved Star
Rice University team models stellar activity on Milky Way neighbors to judge the impact on planets HOUSTON - (Oct. 31, 2019) - An exoplanet may seem like the perfect spot to set up housekeeping, but before you go there, take a closer look at its star.
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