...as Ross 128 b, this possibly pleasantly warm planet orbits a red dwarf star (Ross 128) that is thought to be inactive. This is good...arm of HARPS, will boost our efficiency in observing red dwarfs, which emit most of their radiation in the infrared. ...
... around which MOA-2016-BLG-227Lb orbits is classed as an M or K-dwarf star – for comparison our Sun is a G type star and is a main sequence yellow dwarf star. Stars are classified by their spectra (the elements that they absorb) and their temperature...
...own planet and twice as large. It whips round its host star, a red dwarf 110 light years from Earth, in 33 days and sits in a comfortable...with our planet, and its host star is equally dissimilar to our Sun. The M2.5 Dwarf star that K2-18 b orbits (K2-18) is ...
... most remarkable planetary systems known today around nearby M dwarf stars, the planet-hunter should be just as capable at... as asteroids, comets, eclipsing binaries, flare stars and white dwarf stars. The mission’s sensitive cameras have, for example...
...’s nearest exoplanetary neighbour, Proxima b, which orbits the red dwarf star, would be suitable to host complex life. The flare was detected last March by scientists observing the star with the Atacama Large Millimetre/Submillimetre Array (ALMA...
... more energy than that of older, low-mass stars. Red dwarf stars are incredibly common; about three-quarters of the stars in our Milky Way galaxy alone are red dwarfs. Given their abundance, astronomers think that most red...