Imagine waking up every day on a planet orbiting a red dwarf star, a cooler and more stable star that might hold the key to extraterrestrial life. Although red dwarfs are smaller and less luminous than our Sun, they offer a "habitable zone"—an area where liquid water could exist on a planet's surface. Recent discoveries of planets like Proxima b, Luyten b, and Teegarden b suggest these worlds could potentially host life. But if this were the case, what challenges and wonders would await on a planet orbiting such a different star?