Where Aliens Could Be Watching Us

9/16/2021 By | Lisa Kaltenegger , Nautilus

In this Nautilus article, Prof. Lisa Kaltenegger writes about how she and colleague Jacky Faherty identified 1,715 stars in our solar neighborhood that could have seen Earth in the past 5,000 years.

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