Exoplanet wears out

The exoplanet HD 189733b wears out as it is too proximate to its star! Just as its year is only 2.2 days. In 2010, Hubble Telescope found no perceivable change in exoplanet atmosphere but by the end of 2011, a different situation persists! Outer space has many such events in its arena!
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[@juneg1964]

Great! Thanks for posting

[@HalloranIllustrations]

That is amazing. So many Hot Jupiters being discovered is just mindblowing.

[@cmwatchers]

i like the universe n there is so much to know.

[@HarveyEspatchelowe]

AHHH! Space can be disturbing.

[@hawaiidispenser]

I wonder how the planet formed.

[@crestvideos]

If a juvenile planet is in catchment area, its possible! Else, ....!

[@McPhil0]

cool video. thanks for sharing. I wonder if there is anything downstream of the gas planet to capture or reap the benefits of the escaping gases? Additionally, this is more evidence that gas giants don't only exist further away from it's sun, but can exist in unpredictable orientations within their star system. If a gas giant was showering a rocky-type planet downstream of it's gas bursts, would that help add to a rocky planet atmosphere? Fun thoughts!

[@shukfahid]

do heavier suns produce heavier elements? imagine if we lived in a safe orbit around ursa major. (~a zillion times the size of the sun or something) imagine the exotic elements that might exist on our planet.