That makes it one of the puffiest exoplanets known, with a consistency reminiscent of cotton candy (candy floss). It orbits five times closer to its star than our solar system’s innermost planet ...

A pair of etchings characterized by black linear patterns that radiate and cascade outward against the white ground, suggesting an explosion of string, candy floss or a constellation of stars.

The team found that the planet, dubbed HIP 67522 b, orbits its parent star so tightly that it appears to cause frequent ...

If your strawberry plant has red or pink flowers, it is known as everbearing, which means it will produce more than one harvest per year.

Callistemon John Mashlan is a compact, upright bush producing masses of candy floss-pink bottlebrush flowers during spring and summer. With good moisture during the past few weeks it makes it a ...

A young couple is having fun with fairy floss – aka cotton candy – in a mobile business they launched last September. Alexis Flores-Beshures and Jose Jimenez run Cirque du Sucre (Sugar Circus ...

Leah devours 49 grams of green candy floss in one minute, setting a Guinness World Records title.

Do you love cotton candy or candy floss? This sweet treat is full of sugar and high in sweetness. Check out this new GWR of eating 49 grams of candy floss in a minute. Leah Shutkever from the UK has ...

According to Panda Fluff, the UK’s fastest growing candy floss vending machine brand, there has been a sharp, noticeable shift in the candy floss market this year. Nostalgic consumers, product ...

NASA captures 'candy-floss' in space. 10 stunning pics of our cosmic neighbours The Hubble Space Telescope has captured an ethereal image of a cluster of a nebulae called N11.

Science News: NASA has once again captivated space enthusiasts by sharing a stunning image of the N11 nebula cluster, located about 160,000 light-years away in the .

NASA's Hubble Telescope Captures "Candy Floss" Region Of Space. See Pic This complex cluster of emission nebulae was discovered by American astronomer and NASA astronaut Karl Gordon in 1956.