On Hot Jupiter Exoplanets It Rains Liquid Iron at Night-The Temperature Gap Is Larger Than Any Star - Video

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On a Hot Jupiter exoplanet 640 light years away one side is hotter than most stars and the other is in permanent freezing darkness. Iron vaporises on the day side, travels with 18,000 km/h winds and rains down as liquid metal on the night side. Confirmed by James Webb.
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