A binary star system in the constellation Cygnus, one component of which (16 Cygni B) has been found to have a planet (16 Cygni B b) with a mass about 1½ times that of Jupiter in a highly elongated orbit. Its distance from the primary varies between less than the Venus-Sun distance and more than the Mars-Sun distance.
The two stars in the 16 Cyg system form a visual binary and are separated by about 700 AU with an orbital period of at least 18,000 years. 16 Cyg A is very similar to the Sun; 16 Cyg B is slightly smaller and dimmer.