... for a moment, astronomers (who are clearly enjoying their time in the media spotlight at the moment) have discovered a new 'puffy' planet.
BBC News. HAT-P-1 orbits a pair of stars
450 light-years away in the constellation
Lacerta and, though it's radius is about 1.4 times that of Jupiter, is apparently only half the density of Jupiter making it just one-qaurter the density of water. It'd float if you could find a big enough bath.
Here she is.

(floaty floaty)
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