They Found Eve

[sevenperforce]

Okay, not Eve, but what appears to be the core of a Jupiter-class planet, orbiting close to its star. Evidently it lost its atmosphere.

https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-53250819

At 3.5 times the radius of Earth but 39 times the mass, you'd be looking at a surface gravity of 3.2 gees, which is nothing to sneeze at!

 

[RealKerbal3x]

@sevenperforce Time to build an ascent vehicle

[Scotius]

No atmosphere thick as gruel? It's not Eve, it's a misplaced, embiggened Tylo

[coyotesfrontier]

8 hours ago, Scotius said:

No atmosphere thick as gruel? It's not Eve, it's a misplaced, embiggened Tylo

More like the version of Tylo in the Alternis Kerbol mod:

[magnemoe]

19 hours ago, Scotius said:

No atmosphere thick as gruel? It's not Eve, it's a misplaced, embiggened Tylo

Now this is a bit weird, as I understand we found a couple of planets like this before smaller, but heavier as density was around 20 g / cm^3. As its unlikely that planets are made up entirely of heavy elements like osmium and uranium I think its more likely that the remind is an core of an gas giant and the center of the planet has some sort of degenerated matter who is kind of meta stable in that removing the heavy atmosphere let core stay compressed. 
This has earth level density so I say its likely an super earth. 

[kerbiloid]

That's what happens when you don't reinforce your Dyson sphere with struts.