The Most Terrifying Planets Ever Discovered
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The Most Terrifying Planets Ever Discovered
The Most Terrifying Planets Ever Discovered explores some of the most extreme worlds ever found beyond our solar system. The journey begins with Gliese 436b, a “hot ice” world where water exists as superheated, compressed ice beneath a scorching hydrogen atmosphere, defying everything we associate with frozen planets. Next is HD 80606 b, a ...
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