Explore the chaotic atmosphere of a 'hot Jupiter' where temperatures soar over 3,300°F. This model, based on Hubble observations, shows how the dramatic temperature shift from the planet's day side to its night side could cause it to rain iron.
Credit: Space.com | visualizations: NASA, ESA, Quentin Changeat (ESA/STScI), Mahdi Zamani (ESA/Hubble) | edited by Steve Spaleta
