Exoplanet 13 times heavier than Jupiter found in Milky Way
NASA has reported the discovery of a planet 22,000 light-years away and 13.4 times massive than Jupiter, situated in the Milky Way's bulge, a central round structure containing old stars. First observed by Chile-based telescopes in 2016, the planet was confirmed by NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope using gravitational lensing, where another star in between acts as a magnifying glass.