The Strangest Hot Planets In The Universe

The globe is a sweltering, horrible place, with daily highs of about 50 degrees Fahrenheit. Thats 2700 degrees Celsius. It is without dispute that no living thing could survive there. In fact, the planet's nighttime temperature is the second-highest ever noted. In comparison, the melting temperature of molten lava is between 1800 and 2200 degrees Fahrenheit, which means that the planet is far hotter than boiling liquid rock and beyond the melting point of the majority of metals. In fact, the planet's scorching temperatures are similar to rocket engine exhaust.

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