Imaging a Red Giant’s Surface

Update: 2018-01-23

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Jacqueline Goldstein and Erika K. Carlson talk about what our Sun might look like near the end of its life, and how a recent photograph of the surface of an aging star – taken using multiple telescopes – gives us a clue.

Source: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/12/171220131710.htm

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Imaging a Red Giant’s Surface

Erin Boettcher, Jacqueline Goldstein, Diego Casanova, Zach Pace, Erika K. Carlson

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Imaging a Red Giant’s Surface

Erin Boettcher, Jacqueline Goldstein, Diego Casanova, Zach Pace, Erika K. Carlson

Imaging a Red Giant’s Surface