We cannot argue that on earth, the weather conditions that are held tend to be friendly and only occasionally require casualties. Howev...
We cannot argue that on earth, the weather conditions that are held tend to be friendly and only occasionally require casualties. However, have you ever asked how the weather is outside of planet Earth itself? Believe it or not, the weather conditions out there are as strange as the planet itself. Some planets have diamond storm weather, storm clouds that are capable of exploding, gas storms that can last up to thousands of years, and there are even planets that have glass rain that can tear the body apart.
Curious? Continue reading below. Have a good read.
1. Exoplanet HD 189773B which has sharp glass rain
There is one of the unique exoplanets out there that is famous for its beautiful blue color. Initially, the experts thought the blue color was the effect of the planet's rain. Later it was known that it was true that rain caused the planet to have a beautiful blue color, but the terrible thing is that objects that "rain" on the planet are not gas or water, but billions of sharp glass that drop vertically at a speed of more than 4,393 mill/hour. More than enough to split your body into two in a moment.
2. Rain diamonds on several planets
Many think that Jupiter's classmates only contain terrible and destructive storms, but do you know all of them if Jupiter is included in a planet that has a rain of diamond in it. However, it turns out not only Jupiter, which turns out to have a storm of diamonds out there. While experts argue that in space alone rainy diamonds are the same as meteor showers, which is not a strange thing, even experts think there are at least 2.2 trillion pounds of rain diamonds in space every year.
3. Venus with its exploding sky
Venus is known to have an atmosphere with a level 100 times denser than the atmosphere that the earth has. This means that if you all visit Venus, move around here and there, then it will feel more like walking in water. Even worse, with such air density, the pressure on the planet Venus is known to be as heavy as the pressure that humans receive in the deepest trough of the ocean. Moreover, with this air density, it also keeps the Venus sky burning at a temperature of 900 degrees Fahrenheit, which makes the sky itself explode from time to time.
4. Mars, who suffers from "Bipolar."
Regarding the weather of Mars, one of the planets is bipolar. For those of us who are on earth, we certainly have certain months where there is a "coldest moment" or "the hottest time" of everyday weather. Of course, Mars also has it, it's just that it has reached the "crazy" level. If the earth takes several months to experience extreme weather, Mars only requires less than 24 hours. At noon the surface temperature of Mars can reach 70 Fahrenheit and changes to 700 Fahrenheit at night. With changes in temperature as fast as that automatically gives the planet humidity of up to 100% until the frozen state re-heats up. So I doubt the claim of Elon's gaping, he said he wanted to build a civilization on Mars.
5. Saturn with its thunderstorms
Imagine that you are on the earth with a scary thunderstorm that is grabbing here and there. So now imagine that you are on Saturn with the same storm, only ten times more terrible. Experts call the wind the "Great White Spot." It is a storm that occurs every few decades, but it is awful because it can bring giant lightning down as much as ten times per second. Yes, beautiful outside, but roar inside.
How do you still want to move planets like in a movie? It's better to enjoy the moment - the time left on earth along with its uniqueness.
Source: google, nasa, study, scijinks, iflscience
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