HD 192263 is a K-type star in the constellation Aquila around which has been found an exoplanet with a mass at least about three quarters that of Jupiter. This planet, HD 192263 b, moves in a small, nearly circular orbit amd qualifies as a "hot Jupiter" or epistellar Jovian.

 

Host star
distance	64.85 light-years (19.89 pc)
spectral type	K2V
apparent magnitude	8.1
temperature	5,560°C
luminosity (Sun=1)	1.35
mass (Sun=1)	1.0
position	RA 20h 13m 59.85s; Dec -0° 52' 0.76"
other catalog designations	BD-01°3925, HIP 99711

 

Planet
mass (Jupiter=1)	> 0.72
semimajor axis	0.15 AU (22.5 million km, 14 million mi)
orbital period	24.35 days
eccentricity	0.0
discovery	1999, Santos, Mayor, et al, Geneva Observatory
method	radial velocity