Top 10 Exoplanets: Unbelievable Discoveries

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The discussion centers around the peculiarities of recently discovered exoplanets, highlighting their unusual characteristics that seem almost beyond the imagination of sci-fi authors. A specific mention is made of a large, solid planet that orbits very close to its star, described as having a low density akin to a giant pumice stone. This planet is suggested as a notable candidate for inclusion in a top list of strange exoplanets. The conversation reflects a fascination with the diversity of planetary types found outside our solar system.
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Prett neat. Thanks for the link.
 
Should have called number 6 Remus.
 
There was one planet that was discovered fairly recently that orbitted very close to its star but it was huge like Jupiter & solid, but not very dense. It was like a giant pumice stone or something. That should have made this top 10 list. :cool:
 
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