Every Sunday morning, Father Michael celebrates Low Mass in the small chapel, keeping the service simple and reverent.

The astronomer studied the magnetic activity cycles of a nearby low mass star using the new spectrograph.

Many low mass stars burn hydrogen for billions of years, which affects the potential habitability of their planets.

In nearby clusters, very low mass stars outnumber higher-mass stars, challenging star formation theories.

A very low mass star can remain fully convective for billions of years, gradually fusing its hydrogen until only helium cores remain.