A Nearby Star Has Completely Blasted Away the Atmosphere From its Planet - by spacewriter
There are millions and millions of M dwarf stars in our galaxy alone. They range in size from about a tenth to two-thirds of the mass of the Sun., sending flares and outbursts through their systems. Most have at least one planet in their habitable zones and others at a variety of distances.
“It’s possible this planet’s condition could be a bad sign for planets even further away from this type of star,” Hill said. “This is something we’ll learn from the James Webb Space Telescope, which will be looking at planets like these.”
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