Bigger than Jupiter, lighter than cotton candy: Astronomers discover two ‘super-puff’ planets

Astronomers have made a groundbreaking discovery with the identification of two enormous exoplanets, each larger than Jupiter but lighter than cotton candy. Located 1,110 light-years away, these "super-puff" planets have densities lower than that of cotton candy, suggesting they're composed mostly of hydrogen and helium. This discovery is monumental as it challenges our understanding of planetary formation and composition, providing new insights into how such massive, yet incredibly low-density, planets can form and exist. It's a significant leap in our exploration of the cosmos and what lies beyond our solar system.