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Scientists find 'gemstones' in atmosphere of bizarre, scorching-hot 'marshmallow' exoplanet

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Space.com Scientists find 'gemstones' in atmosphere of bizarre, scorching-hot 'marshmallow' exoplanet
Using data from the James Webb Space Telescope, astronomers have unravelled some of the secrets of a bizarre, blisteringly hot exoplanet that has the consistency of marshmallow.
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