Planets orbiting GJ 887 discovered
 

Astronomers at the University of G?ttingen in Saxony, Germany have recently discovered the existence of two, maybe three, planets orbiting the red dwarf star of GJ 887. They're bigger than Earth, the largest known rocky planet in the Solar System, but smaller than Neptune, the smallest known gas planet in the Solar System.

https://earthsky.org/space/exoplanet...red-dwarf-star

So! Astronomers can see planets beyond our solar system. . . but can they see why kids love the taste of Cinnamon Toast Crunch?

No... But I'm sure team of chemists and neurologists with a bunch of children who have sharp needles jammed into their brains can.

with so many wonderful flavors, how could they not?

https://www.cinnamontoastcrunch.com/...crunch-box.png
https://www.cinnamontoastcrunch.com/...ast-crunch.png
https://www.cinnamontoastcrunch.com/...oductImage.png
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https://www.cinnamontoastcrunch.com/...oductImage.png

Not really news at this point. Interesting, but the number of exoplanets found now numbers in the dozens. Even a few of our nearest neighbor stars have at least a few. These are among the smallest found thus far, but otherwise not especially noteworthy.

God, I miss French Toast Crunch. I'd go for that churro stuff, too.

OK, so what does a guy have to do to get his hands on some of those?

I mean, the planets are cool and all, but that cereal exists.