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Tiniest “starquakes” ever detected

Tiniest “starquakes” ever detected

by Daniela Sicilia | Apr 8, 2024 | Magnetic activity and Asteroseismology, RSN2

At a distance of 11.9 light years, Epsilon Indi (ε Indi) is an orange dwarf star (also known as a K dwarf) with 71% of the Sun’s diameter. An international team1, led by Instituto de Astrofísica e Ciências do Espaço (IA2) reseacher Tiago Campante, studied this star...
Ten Camera Flight Models ready for integration: names unveiled

Ten Camera Flight Models ready for integration: names unveiled

by Daniela Sicilia | Mar 17, 2024 | Exoplanets and Astrobiology, PLATO, Projects, RSN2, RSN5

How many earth-like planets orbit the habitable zone of solar-like stars? How planets form and evolve in their planetary systems? What about the interaction with their stars? These are among the questions the ESA PLATO mission is called to answer, through exquisite...

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