Astronomers have discovered a new exoplanet, WASP-193b, located 1,232 light-years away.

WASP-193b is approximately 50% larger than Jupiter yet has a mass roughly seven times less, giving it an unusually low density.

The exoplanet's composition is mainly hydrogen and helium, contributing to its 'cotton candy' like density.

This discovery challenges existing models of planetary formation and composition.

Researchers plan to use the James Webb Space Telescope for further study of WASP-193b's atmosphere.

The finding underscores the vast diversity in planetary compositions and characteristics.