ExploringOurUniverse

The more scientists study about the planets beyond our Solar System, the more they realize how unique our own Solar System is. Our planets are arranged with the smaller, rocky inner planets closer to the Sun, and the large gas giants further out. Scientists predicted that this might be the most common arrangement around other stars too, the moment they began studying exoplanets in earnest about two decades ago. However, it's become clear that this is not the case. There are many weird and unusual worlds that have been found outside our blue home planet that seem to break every physical law you could think of. Scientists have found thousands of exoplanets, and the number keeps growing daily. The focus, of course, is to find a habitable planet that could support life, just like our Earth. But, in that process, they found some really strange worlds. Here's the list of the strangest planets ever discovered by NASA! 1) HD 189773-B 2) KELT 9B 3) GLIESE 436B 4) HR 5183B 5) WASP 12B 6) OT44 7) TRES 2B 8) KEPLER 438B

Astronomical occurrences like eclipses, supernovas, and even meteor showers are all possible in your lifetime. And with a set of binoculars, a modest telescope, or even the naked eye, you can observe a variety of celestial events, which includes the next supernova that is bound to happen in the next 50 years. The last supernova that was discovered three decades ago outside our galaxy had the power of a hundred million suns. But since these occurrences are so uncommon, many people think the cosmos is constant and unchanging. Even though we live in a very unique location in the cosmos, we do experience a number of astronomical phenomena every year. These astronomical shows of your life are not something you should miss. Scientists and astronomers have been patiently waiting for this year to come, and that begs the question. What are the most insane space events taking place this year? Well, get ready to find out. - Astronomical Events included in this video - Meteor Showers: Quadrantid Meteor Shower (4 January 2023) Lyrid Meteor Shower (23 April 2023) Southern δ-Aquariid Meteor Shower (30 July 2023) Perseid Meteor Shower (12 August 2023) Orionid Meteor Shower (22 October 2023) Leonid Meteor Shower (18 November 2023) Geminid Meteor Shower (14 December 2023) Other Events: 2) Comet 2022/E3 (12 January 2023) 3) Close Encounter of Asteroid AE1 4) Annular Solar Eclipse (14 October 2023) 5) Hybrid Eclipse (30 April 2023) 6) XRISM Launch (April 2023) 7) JUICE Mission (April 2023) 8) EUCLID Launch 9) Project Psyche (10 October 2023) 10) Blue Supermoon (31 August 2023) 11) Happy New Year 2024 (31 December 2023)