[QUOTE=sltungle;38055552]There's two stars orbiting a common centre of mass (which, depending on the relative masses of the two stars could be within one of the stars itself, or between them), and also orbitting this common centre of mass is a gas giant, and another two stars.
Presumably, from the way the article has been worded, the two 'inner most' stars are fairly large compared to the outer two.[/QUOTE]
That's not how orbital physics works.
What genius gods thought it would be such a good idea to put a planet in between 4 stars!?
Enter the hit new TV show: "Third sun from the rock"
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