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Coronal Mass Ejections from Young Suns: An Observational View through the Solar-Stellar Connection
Kepler and TESS have revealed that magnetically active stars frequently produce flares and superflares, raising the possibility that frequent, fast, and massive coronal mass ejections (CMEs) may affect planetary space weather environments. However, observational constraints on stellar CMEs remain ex
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