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28 June
Giant exoplanets were found to be lighter than grandma's hair.
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NASA astronomers have identified two massive exoplanets located 1,110 light-years away from Earth, which possess an exceptionally low density. These gas giants, comparable in size to Jupiter, have been found to be over 110 times less dense than Earth, prompting scientists to describe their density as being even lighter than "grandma's wool."
The discovery highlights the unusual characteristics of these exoplanets, sparking curiosity within the astronomical community. The findings suggest that these planets are significantly bloated, leading to questions about their composition and formation processes. This intriguing revelation adds to the growing body of knowledge regarding the diversity of planetary systems beyond our own.
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