Egg-Shaped Inferno: Unveiling the Extremes of WASP-12b

In the depths of the Auriga constellation, a distant exoplanet named WASP-12b resides, shrouded in astonishing mystery. Dubbed a "hot Jupiter," this gas giant orbits perilously close to its searing parent star, completing a mesmerizingly swift 26-hour revolution. Its surface is a blazing inferno, with temperatures surpassing 2,600 degrees Celsius. This extreme heat warps the planet's atmosphere into an egg-like shape, painting a vivid portrait of cosmic forces at play. Join us on a journey to unravel the secrets of this extraordinary world, offering profound insights into the diverse wonders of the universe.
Credit _ V101 Space / Nasa

[Muhammad-yxux]

The universe is still incomplete, perhaps; as the sound of کُن فیکون is continuously echoing❕