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New Gassy Exoplanet has Mass of Earth but is 60 Percent Larger
An odd exoplanet orbiting a distant star has the mass of Earth, but is 60 percent larger in diameter than Earth, leading astronomers to believe that the new planet has a thick, gaseous atmosphere.
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