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Using data from the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA), astronomers discovered that a giant stellar flare erupted from Proxima Centauri -- the star closest to our Sun -- on March 24, 2017. This finding raises questions about the habitability of the recently-discovered Earth-mass planet Proxima b.
ALMA observation of young star reveals details of dust grains
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Extrasolar planets –
Hidden planets may surround closest star to our Solar System, astronomers discover, The Independent
Proxima Centauri unleashes mega flare
ESO – Stephens Memorial Observatory
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Proxima Centauri C Experiences Earth-Like Conditions in Terms of Stellar Wind
ALMA 2018-2011 - eoPortal
ALMA telescope discovers oceans of water vapor in star's planet-forming disc
Extrasolar planets –
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