DraQ
Arcane
Protip for bros seeking life-bearing planets - look for nearby faint stars, preferably using zoomed in map (because they tend to be faint enough to not be visible with naked eye even from nearby systems).
Stars that burn bright and hot need to be massive, and massive stars, like massive people patriot::kwanzania:) live short (unlike massive people they tend to leave attractive corpses).
Life, OTOH seems to take its sweet time to arise. Anything hotter than your F class white star is not going to last long enough for life to form, and your best bet isn't stars like Sol, but dim little shits like red and brown dwarves that will happily keep smoldering when our sun will long since have puffed up, baked the Earth, and left dead, compact core in the middle of planetary nebula. Dim stars like that are also much more numerous.
Theoretically it should be possible to find life around low-mass red giants, or even around some white dwarfs (following some highly unusual, but not impossible circumstances) but I've never seen that.
Stars that burn bright and hot need to be massive, and massive stars, like massive people patriot::kwanzania:) live short (unlike massive people they tend to leave attractive corpses).
Life, OTOH seems to take its sweet time to arise. Anything hotter than your F class white star is not going to last long enough for life to form, and your best bet isn't stars like Sol, but dim little shits like red and brown dwarves that will happily keep smoldering when our sun will long since have puffed up, baked the Earth, and left dead, compact core in the middle of planetary nebula. Dim stars like that are also much more numerous.
Theoretically it should be possible to find life around low-mass red giants, or even around some white dwarfs (following some highly unusual, but not impossible circumstances) but I've never seen that.