Image Credit:K. Stapelfeldt (NASA GSFC)

HD 10647       HR 506    HIP 7978
RA (J2000) = 01 42 29.3157      Dec (J2000) = -53 44 27.003
SpT = F9V    V = 5.52 mag    d = 17.4 pc
Proper Motion (mas/yr) = 166.97, -106.71

Discovery image obtained with the Advanced Camera for Suveys aboard the Hubble Space Telescope. The interesting aspect of this debris disk is that it also has a radial-velocity detected planet with semi-major axis 2.03 AU, eccentricity 0.16 and Msini=0.93 M_Jupiter. This dust disk has an asymmetry because it is more extended to the NE than to the SW. It is detected as far as 120-140 AU radius, and appears to have an inner boundary at 75 AU radius.