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Headline: "Cosmic Confectionery Delight - Astronomers Discover Planet Entirely Covered in Candy!"

Subheadline: "A Sweet Surprise Awaits Us in the Milky Way's Outer Reaches"

In an unprecedented discovery that has left scientists worldwide astounded and children gleefully ecstatic, astronomers have uncovered a planet entirely covered with candy and sweets. This confectionery wonderland, whimsically named 'Candytopia', is nestled within the outer reaches of our very own Milky Way galaxy.

The revelation was made public by the International Space Exploration Authority (ISEA) at their headquarters earlier today. Dr. Emilia Sugarman, lead astronomer on the project, shared her excitement during the announcement, "We've discovered planets with varying compositions before, but nothing like this! It's literally a child's dream come true."

According to the ISEA report, Candytopia is approximately the size of Mars and is blanketed with landscapes of hard candies, mountains of marshmallows, rivers flowing with liquid chocolate, and forests of cotton candy trees. The atmospheric composition surprisingly supports these unique geological formations, maintaining temperatures perfect for preserving the sweetness without melting or degradation.

Dr. Sugarman added, "Our initial spectral analysis revealed unusually vibrant colors across the planet's surface. Further investigation led us to the sweet truth - we were looking at vast expanses of sugary delights."

While it may sound like something out of a fairy tale, researchers assure us that Candytopia is as real as it gets. However, they also caution against any premature dreams of interstellar trick-or-treating. 

"Despite its enticing allure, we're still decades away from human travel to Candytopia," warned Dr. Henry Rockett, director of the ISEA. "There are numerous factors to consider, including the long journey time, safety measures, and not least, the potential health implications of consuming extraterrestrial candy."

This groundbreaking discovery opens up new avenues for research into planetary formation and composition. Scientists are eager to understand how such a world could form naturally. For now, though, the existence of Candytopia serves as a delightful reminder of the endless surprises the universe holds for us.

As news of the discovery spreads, one can't help but imagine the joyous uproar in classrooms around the globe. Surely, astronomy just became the favorite subject of many more students!

For updates on Candytopia and other exciting space discoveries, stay tuned to our Galactic News section.