Hmm... Why would contracting clouds of gas and dust that are in the process of forming G-class stars have lots HCN in them, relatively speaking, but clouds of gas and dust forming M-class stars not have it?
To: LibWhacker
M-type stars already have more basic problems -- a planet close enough to be in the liquid-water zone would get tidelocked to the star. (Because M-type stars are somewhat less massive than G-types like Sol, but a lot less luminous, the habitable zone of an M-type is subject to much stronger stellar gravitational forces, including the tidal component thereof.)
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To: LibWhacker
They prefer to be called “M-Little People.”
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