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Frequent X-class Far UV Flares from a Young Solar Analog DS Tucanae A
The young solar analog DS Tuc A (~45 million years old, spectral type G6V) serves as an excellent proxy to the Sun during early stages of the Earth's evolution. The young Sun's enhanced magnetic activity in the form of X-ray and extreme UV emission, stellar wind, and flares likely affected the magne
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