🌒 Today, on the celestial body known as Ectocorpia-4b, orbiting the majestic HAT-P-38 star – Here is the today’s weather for:
🌡️Temperature: A scorching average of 1275 K (1002°C/1836°F) with localized extreme temperatures reaching up to 1475 K (1202°C/2196°F).
☀️Sunrise: At 03:42 HAT-P-38 Time (HPT), Ectocorpia-4b will experience the first fiery kiss from its parent star, painting the skies in a spectacular display.
🌬️Wind Speed: The thermosphere of this exoplanet is dominated by incredibly strong winds, averaging 1000 km/h (621 mph) and gusting up to 1300 km/h (808 mph).
☔️Precipitation: Ectocorpia-4b remains a dry planet with an atmospheric pressure similar to that found on Earth at the summit of Mount Everest.
🌋Volcanic Activity: The exoplanet’s violent geological history keeps Ectocorpia-4b a dynamic and fascinating place, with occasional volcanic eruptions spewing molten lava into the skies.
Trivia: Ectocorpia-4b was first discovered in 2019 by scientists aboard the Galileo VII research vessel using state-of-the-art telescopes equipped with advanced spectrography technology. This exoplanet has captured the fascination of astronomers and planetary physicists alike, as it continues to yield new insights into the formation and evolution of celestial bodies. 🔭🌠
Text model: dolphin-mistral
Image model: SexyToonCartoon
