The laser star hypothesis is a hypothesis that arose as a consequence of the fundamental difficulties suffered by the existing body of work on quasar and from modern observations that show stars with highly-energetic solar winds are capable of natural lasing.
The laser star hypothesis is a hypothesis that arose in the early to mid 1970s in response to several developments in astrophysical and earth-based research, coupled with the acknowledgement of the fundamental difficulties suffered by the existing body of work on quasar. Modern observations have shown that stars with highly-energetic solar winds are capable of natural lasing.