On Sun, 24 Mar 1996, Michael White wrote:

CD-39deg14192 at exactly 12.5ly

Although you could stretch it to encompass these stars:

Luyten 725-32 at 12.4ly ( as opposed to Luyten 726-8A/B at 8.4 ly, so 
don't be puttin' just Luyten :) )
Kapteyn's star at 12.7ly
Krueger 60A/B at 12.8ly ( binary star system )

If you're not travelling at c, then ne'er mind :)

Hmm.. after giving the subject a little more thought, I have a more 
likely canditate.

t Ceti at 11.9ly

Why is this more likely? It's a G8 V type star. The sun is G2 V. That's 
only six degrees away as opposed to the other ones which are M class 
stars. 'course, the shorter distance means the ship will have to be 
moving at... 2.856x10^8 m/s, as opposed to ~3.0e10^8 I had said earlier.

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