Magnetic Fields May Block Plasma Eruptions on Distant Stars
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While the sun frequently flings plasma into space, sightings of similar eruptions on other stars have remained rare.
Researchers suggest that magnetic fields could be the reason why these plasma spurts are blocked on other stars, explaining the disparity between the sun's activity and observations of other stellar bodies.
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