Nearby star hurls plasma into space, astronomers capture it for the first time and it changes everything we know about life on other planets
14 Nov 2025 | Category: Science
Scientists have confirmed that eruptions from distant stars can escape their star's pull. A radio telescope in the Netherlands detected a true coronal mass ejection from the star StKM 1-1262. This discovery proves that magnetized plasma can travel freely through space. This finding has major implications for understanding space weather around other stars and the habitability of exoplanets.
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