B Centauri: Scientists find planet where no planet should be

A study published in Nature reveals the existence of a giant planet in a binary star system where planet formation was thought impossible. The planet, similar in composition to Jupiter but much more massive, orbits at a great distance from its stars, which are highly destructive. Researchers suggest this distance is key to the planet's survival, challenging existing theories on planet formation in such hostile environments.

What challenges do researchers face in explaining the formation of the planet in a destructive star system?

What theory do researchers propose regarding the planet's survival in a dangerous two-star system?