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Behold the super-puffs: Planets as fluffy as cotton candy, CU Boulder Today

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Researchers have taken the closest look yet at the Kepler 51 star system, home to the lowest-density planets ever discovered.

Behold the super-puffs: Planets as fluffy as cotton candy, CU Boulder  Today

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Behold the super-puffs: Planets as fluffy as cotton candy, CU Boulder  Today

Super-puffs: Astronomers try to explain 'cotton candy' exoplanets

Behold the super-puffs: Planets as fluffy as cotton candy, CU Boulder  Today

Super-puff' exoplanets are like cosmic cotton candy

Behold the super-puffs: Planets as fluffy as cotton candy, CU Boulder  Today

Scientists Discover Clown Planet With Density of Cotton Candy

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Weird 'cotton candy' planets might be rocking rings, scientists suggest - CNET

Behold the super-puffs: Planets as fluffy as cotton candy, CU Boulder  Today

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Behold the super-puffs: Planets as fluffy as cotton candy, CU Boulder  Today

Sweet Super-Puffs: These 2 Exoplanets Have the Density of Cotton Candy

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BOULDER BLASTS - SOUR POPPING CANDY - COTTON CANDY - Ultimate

Behold the super-puffs: Planets as fluffy as cotton candy, CU Boulder  Today

Super-puffs: Astronomers try to explain 'cotton candy' exoplanets

Behold the super-puffs: Planets as fluffy as cotton candy, CU Boulder  Today

A planet has been discovered that is as fluffy as cotton candy. How can such a globe exist?, by Dark Energy Articles

Behold the super-puffs: Planets as fluffy as cotton candy, CU Boulder  Today

Super-puffs: Astronomers try to explain 'cotton candy' exoplanets

Behold the super-puffs: Planets as fluffy as cotton candy, CU Boulder  Today

Space, Page 16, CU Boulder Today

Behold the super-puffs: Planets as fluffy as cotton candy, CU Boulder  Today

Super puff exoplanet is as big as Jupiter but 10 times lighter, confusing astronomers - CBS News