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Precise Stellar Age Constraints and Habitable Zone Evolution in Exoplanet Systems
Accurate stellar ages are fundamental to interpreting the evolutionary histories of habitable zone (HZ) planets. Because stellar luminosity evolves over time, HZ boundaries migrate outward, meaning that present-day HZ planets may have experienced different irradiation environments earlier in their e
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