HD 106906 12 17 53.19228 -55 58 31.8890 92 HD 106906 HIP 59960 TYC 8637-2434-1 CD-55 4537 CPD-55 4978 2MASS J12175319-5558319 SAO 239819 HD 106906 A F5V 1.34 8.11 0.013 HD 106906 B F5V 1.37 8.11 0.013 HD 106906 b HD 106906 (AB) b Confirmed planets 12.3 L1.5 1820 7.11 650 307.3 17.6 The binary star HD 106906 hosts a massive debris disk with an inner edge at 15-20 AU and an outer edge at 120 AU. New adaptive optics images from the Magellan telescope revealed a planetary mass companion far beyond the debris disk at 650 AU. Explaining the formation of such a wide companion is challenging. imaging 17/11/30 2013 HD106906 Discovery image of HD 106906 b in thermal infrared light from MagAO/Clio2. The images has been processed to remove the bright light from the host star. Image credit: Vanessa Bailey Planets in binary systems, P-type Crux