Rare Pair of Improbably Light ‘Super-Puff’ Planets Is Discovered
Astronomers discovered a rare pair of 'super-puff' planets near a sunlike star. The planets are about the size of Jupiter but much less dense. They were found using a space telescope.
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Astronomers found two big planets near a star. These planets are very light and big, like Jupiter. They are called 'super-puff' planets.
Why it matters
This discovery helps us learn more about the universe and how planets are made.
- What are 'super-puff' planets?
- They are big planets that are very light and less dense than other planets.
- How were these planets found?
- They were found using a space telescope.
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The discovery of 'super-puff' planets near a sunlike star.
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