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Posted on 06/05/2017 10:02:18 AM PDT by C19fan
With scalding surface temperatures of a hellish 4,327°C, researchers have discovered the hottest planet ever found. The planet, named KELT-9b, is 650 light years away, and so close to its host star its orbit takes just a day and a half. Researchers hope their findings will shed light on how planetary systems form around hot, massive stars.
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Well clearly their leader, Zoltan the Magnificent, rejected the terms of the global climate agreement that was ratified a few hundred years ago. See whats going to happen? SEE?????
I cant believe we found a planet nearly as full of hot gas as CNN.
Blame the USA for AGW that killed that planet!
I would be very surprised if it had any atmosphere
So, they FINALLY found the physical time-space hell, after all, eh?
It’s interesting to think about how cold an environment we really live in. The estimated high end of heat is astounding, we live a million times closer to absolute zero than the predicted hottest temperature in the universe. Maybe that’s why no one comes to visit, too damn cold.
“...The planet, named KELT-9b, is 650 light years away....”
How far is that in dog years?
Thank you. I needed that
A single light year is about six trillion miles. I don’t think dogs live long enough to go that far.
Your history of our planet speaks only part of the truth my Earthling FRiend. Actually the trouble all began with the rejection of the climate treaty by Zoltan’s father King Bruno The Questionable.
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