Mysterious ‘Cotton Candy’ Planets May Actually Just Have Rings

Amaze Lab 2020-03-04

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Super-puff planets with extremely low density are unlike anything in our solar system, and things just got weirder. Scientists suggest some of them may not be airy after all.

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