The planet orbits Epsilon Eridani, which is about ten light-years from Earth. Among known exoplanets, the object would be one of the least massive and have perhaps the longest orbit, comparable to ...

A comparative infant, any planets around Epsilon Eridani wouldn't have had time to evolve complex and advanced life forms. The data published in a paper in the Monthly Notices of the Royal ...

Both stars are about the same brightness as the Sun, and were assumed (but not known at the time) to have planets. While Tau Ceti is a bit older than the Sun, Epsilon Eridani is substantially younger.

The news that astronomers have confirmed the presence of a planet around a nearby star ... At 10.5 light-years away, the star, Epsilon Eridani, is just around the corner, celestially speaking.