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Monthly Archives: October 2016
Stellar Activity in the Near-Infrared: We Need a New Ruler!
Introduction We talk about stellar activity a lot on this blog. Once HPF gets on sky, radial velocity noise from stellar activity will likely be the biggest impediment to finding exoplanets. Thus, if we want HPF’s chief scientific mission of … Continue reading
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