A closer look
Exoplanet HD 189733b features a deeply hostile atmosphere where it literally rains molten glass sideways due to sustained winds that roar at over five thousand miles per hour; located a staggering sixty-three light-years away, this beautiful cobalt-blue nightmare world visually resembles our calm Earth from a distance but is actually a terrifying blender of silicate particles traveling at seven times the speed of sound, providing fantastic perspective on your daily complaints about bad weather considering that a light drizzle on this planet would instantly shred your entire physical form into a fine mist, proving once again that space continually hates biological life by offering up visually stunning celestial bodies that are actually just aggressively weaponized storm systems designed to obliterate tourists
