The Most Common Stars Are the Least Life-Friendly — How M-dwarf Flares Scorch Their Planets
May 3, 2026M-type dwarf stars — red dwarfs — make up more than 70% of all stars in the galaxy. They're small, long-lived, and surrounded by rocky planets. So why are they so hostile to life? SORABUMI breaks down the battle between stellar flares and planetary atmospheres.