Some exoplanets in their stars' habitable zones may be distinctly uninhabitable due to solar flaring. Red dwarfs are known for powerful flaring, and since they're dim and their habitable zones are ...

This creates a bow shock: a shock wave of heated gas that glows red. The interstellar plasma is turbulent and scatters pulsar radio waves slightly away from a direct, straight-line path.

These best-yet images of the nearby star R Doradus show giant plasma bubbles 75 times bigger than our sun rising and sinking on its surface. (Image credit: ALMA (ESO/NAOJ/NRAO)/W. Vlemmings et al.) ...

This creates a bow shock: a shock wave of heated gas that glows red. Advertisement The interstellar plasma is turbulent and scatters pulsar radio waves slightly away from a direct, straight line path.

Twinkling Star Reveals Hidden Plasma Structure Near Earth ... As the animation below shows, the pulsar is surrounded by its bow shock, which glows red with light from energised hydrogen atoms.

Astronomers were able to capture detailed observations of massive gas bubbles moving on the surface of a star, named R. Doradus, located 180 light-years away.

With the most powerful radio telescope in the southern hemisphere, we have observed a twinkling star and discovered an abundance of mysterious plasma Tuesday, 02 January 2024 12:17 GMT عربي ...

With the most powerful radio telescope in the southern hemisphere, we have observed a twinkling star and discovered an abundance of mysterious plasma structures in our cosmic neighborhood. You may ...

This creates a bow shock: a shock wave of heated gas that glows red. The interstellar plasma is turbulent and scatters pulsar radio waves slightly away from a direct, straight line path.