Hi, I'm working on a book that features aliens from a planet that orbits a red dwarf star. One of the theories I've read through research is that the plants on this planet would be black and dark purple. One of the sites that I read explained it this way:
As indicated in NASA studies announced in 2007, plants evolved under dim red dwarf suns or in
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There would also be the risk of human infection of a planet - bringing in diseases and bugs which could damage the ecosystem if they were similar enough, bringing in invasive plants and animals the ecosystem isn't able to deal with, especially if the plant/animal has been genetically modified to be hardier than it would be back on Earth, while still providing a high yield of harvestable material/milk/meat/wool etc.. There is also the possibility of species which might consider humans nothing more than tasty-tasty snacks, regardless of if human-flesh is good for them or bad for them, or anything else - to an alien species we might taste like delicious delicious chocolate, but have something in our system as dangerous to them as arsenic is to us.
That's all I can recall right off the top of my head, but I might be able to recall more with time. If I can't, well I hope this is enough to give you some ideas to bounce around :)
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