Explore the cutting-edge frontiers of observing extrasolar space weather in this 30-minute conference talk by Dr. Rachel Osten from the Space Telescope Science Institute. Delivered as part of the Keck Institute for Space Studies short course "Extrasolar Space Weather: The Hidden Hand in Exoplanet Evolution," gain insights into the latest advancements in observing and understanding space weather phenomena beyond our solar system. Delve into the challenges and opportunities in detecting and analyzing space weather events around distant stars and their potential impacts on exoplanet evolution.
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Peering Out: The Frontiers of Observing Extrasolar Space Weather
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