Scientists Capture the Wildest Weather Ever on a Rogue Planet, And It’s More Chaotic Than Jupiter
13 Nov 2025 | Category: Science
A planet with no star and weather systems that challenge everything we know? Thanks to James Webb, we’re getting a peek at one of the most extreme atmospheres in the universe.
The James Webb Space Telescope has captured an extraordinary glimpse of weather on a rogue planet 20 light-years from Earth. SIMP 0136, a mysterious brown dwarf, boasts an atmosphere of molten iron clouds and swirling storms more chaotic than anythin...
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