HR 8799 c

Here is today’s weather for HR 8799 c:

🤔 Today’s date: October 12, 2025 📅

On this distant exoplanet, the atmosphere is a swirling mix of methane and hydrogen. Despite its far-off location, we can imagine it’s currently experiencing temperatures that hover around -63°C (-81°F) with strong stellar winds roaring through its thick clouds. 🌤️🌡️

Fun fact: HR 8799 c was one of the first exoplanets to have its image directly captured by telescopes, revealing a world with a diameter larger than Jupiter and a surface that would be incredibly inhospitable for life as we know it! 🌠✨

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