Gliese 667C is a smaller, dimmer star than the Sun, part of a triple star system 22 light years away. It is, therefore, fairly ordinary-- except it may host life.
Astronomers have found three super Earths orbiting within the star's habitable zone. That's three potential places for life to have arisen around a single small star.
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