If there is one it seems likely that there will be more. I would imagine the goldilocks zone is a bit further out than ours since the A star is hotter.
With the B star swinging around like that, I suspect there wouldn’t be a lot of debris like our kuiper belt.
This is actually some of the biggest science news we’ve seen for quite a while.
Interesting "seasons" if there is one in the GLZ.
Wouldn’t a binary system limit where planets could form? A planet as far out as Jupiter would be affected by both suns almost equally, so what would happen to all of our gas giants? I would think that only relatively small planets fairly close to each star would survive. Would 1 AU be close enough to be able to ignore the gravity of the other star?