Star-Driven Plasma Turbulence Can Mask Narrow-Band Signals from Exoplanets: Implications for SETI
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Plasma around stars can scatter and widen narrow radio signals from planets, making them less distinct from natural noise and harder to detect, especially around red dwarfs with turbulent magnetospheres and flares, so search methods should account for this star-driven scattering.
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