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@piratefalcon325 @NASAWebb @NASAAstrobio Red dwarfs are truly horrible when they're young, bathing any potential planets in harmful radiation that could influence atmospheric chemistry and possibly strip off these fledgling planets' atmospheres. We're trying to better understand the possible effects of older red dwarfs. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Feb. 23, 2022

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@AshishR81366662 We know 3 of them are in the habitable zone — the right orbital distance to be warm enough for liquid water to exist on their surfaces. Astronomers will use @NASAWebb to look for signs of an atmosphere, the next step to finding out if life could survive: https://t.co/THNX8GjW3f — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Feb. 23, 2022

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@bfcultras Planets (typically) don’t fall into their star due to conservation of angular momentum. Their orbital motion around a star balances gravitational tugs. But some planets have unstable orbits, and do eventually fall into their stars! Note: The TRAPPIST-1 planets have stable orbits. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Feb. 23, 2022