Strangest worlds ever discovered in the universe – from stinky planet that rains glass SIDEWAYS to ‘Earth 2.0’

Nearly 40 years have passed since the first planet was discovered outside our solar system.

Since then, there are more than 5800 strange and wonderful worlds across 4,300 planetary systems.

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WASP-127B: The fastest wind of the sound

The gas-127B gas giant has very strong winds.

Scientists believe it is home to the fastest Jetstream in the well -known universe.

Its wind is very fast, about 33,000 km per hour, so that the body of any astronomical energy is stripped of the bone.

The fastest wind discovered in our solar system occurs on Neptune – which only reaches up to 1,200 miles.

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HD 189733 B: Planet of Nettin, which rains the glass

This reputable hell for two reasons: its fatal weather and its smell.

According to the data taken by Telescope James Webb Space Telescope, Planet HD 189733 B contains an atmosphere of corrupt eggs.

Scientists know this because of the presence of hydrogen sulfide in the faces, which makes the scent of the planet like sulfur.

The planet is almost the size of Jupiter, and it is the largest in our solar system, which means that it may suit about 1300 lands inside it, according to NASA.

But unlike the cold Jupiter, HD 189733 B is approaching its own version of Sun, which gives it the name Astro-Nickname for the “Hot Jupiter”.

Even on its dark side, HD 189733 B reaches temperatures north of 650 ° C (1200 degrees Fahrenheit).

This foreign world also cleanses the glass, the side, in the winds of the storm.

“Falling in the rain on this planet is more than just inconvenience,” according to NASA. “It is death with a thousand pieces.”

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TRES-2B: The darkest external planets

NASA's NASA's eagle telescope from NASA TRES -2B – the darkest known external planets – in 2011.

It reflects less than 1 % of any light that hits it, allowing it almost completely disguised against the darkness of space.

“It is darker than the most important mass of coal, than the dark acrylic paint that you might draw,” said David Kabing of the Harvard Smithson Center for Astronomical Physics, who participated in the discovery of the planet.

“It is ridiculous how dark this planet is.”

Scientists believe that the planet is very hot to support any cloud cover, which can reflect light and make planets can be easily detected to astronomers.

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Kelt-9B: The heat of the outer planets

Kelt -9B is not only your “hot planet” – a name that gives gas giants that have a shorter orbit than 10 days.

It is actually the most important external planet ever, with a surface temperature of 4,300 ° C/7800 ° F.

This is more hot than most stars.

It also has a tropical period of only 36 days – which makes it for a year on this planet no more than 1.5 days.

“The strange factor is high with Kelt-9 B,” said John Ahrars, an astronomer at the Space Research Association in Colombia, Maryland and the Judard Space Center in NASA.

“It is a giant planet in a very close orbit, almost around a rapidly rotating star, and these features complicate our ability to understand the star and its effects on the planet.”

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Kepler-452B: Earth 2.0

In order for the planet to be suitable for housing, it must be within something called “Goldilocks” – where water can be found in the form of liquid on the surface of the planet.

Kepler-452B can be a habitable, according to scientists, making it one of the strangest planets that I have ever discovered.

Among all the external planets that were at all discovered, only a handful was found in the star “Goldilocks”.

Most planets are outside the host conditions that do not correspond to life as we know – whether they are strong winds or incendiary temperatures.

Kepler-452B is the first planet near Earth to revolve around a star of the sun, according to NASA.

It is approximately 60 % larger than the ground, giving it a higher chance of being rocky.

The Kepler -452B takes only 20 days to spin its star more than the ground – which makes our year almost the same length.