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Astronomers Find Sun's Sibling 'HD 162826'
Astronomers have found our sun's sibling and it is located 110 light-years away in the constellation Hercules. 'HD 162826' is about 15 percent more massive than our star and researchers say that it was born from the same gas cloud that gave birth to the Sun.
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