What's different here is that the binary is a very close one, with the companion star orbiting at about the same distance as Uranus from out Sun. Its gravitational influence should have removed planets from the system long ago. Instead, the planet, bigger than Jupiter, is doggardly orbiting the main star at a distance just greater than that of Mars. This is an unusual finding:
Lo que resulta diferente aqum es que el sistema binario es uno muy cerrado, con la estrella compaqera orbitando mas o menos a la misma distancia que Urano del Sol. Su influencia gravitacional debis haber removido los planetas hace mucho tiempo. En vez de eso, el planeta, mas grande que Jzpiter, esta aperradamente orbitando la estrella principal a una distancia un poco mayor que la de Marte. Este es un hallazgo inusual: