Curious about the same thing, I did some research... Zeta1 Reticuli is number 57 on the list. Obviously, not in the "top 10". But Alpha Mensae is also on the list at number 31 and Tau Ceti actually made number 3. Interestingly enough, All 3 of them are G class (Yellow) stars just like our own sun. I wouldn't want to encourage science to chase after tabloid stories and urban legends, but it certainly does seem interesting.
I'm waiting for the "I'm surprised Google didn't buy Flickr" posts.
Think about it... Blogger and Picasa with a Hello link to Flickr... it only makes sense.
I guess next we'll see the "Google announcing Flickr-like service rumor"
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Curious about the same thing, I did some research...
Zeta1 Reticuli is number 57 on the list. Obviously, not in the "top 10". But Alpha Mensae is also on the list at number 31 and Tau Ceti actually made number 3.
Interestingly enough, All 3 of them are G class (Yellow) stars just like our own sun.
I wouldn't want to encourage science to chase after tabloid stories and urban legends, but it certainly does seem interesting.
I'm waiting for the "I'm surprised Google didn't buy Flickr" posts. Think about it... Blogger and Picasa with a Hello link to Flickr... it only makes sense. I guess next we'll see the "Google announcing Flickr-like service rumor"