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The planet K2-141-B is raining rocks, the lava ocean is one kilometer deep and the wind is four times faster than the speed of sound.

Astronomer T. Jian Newgen told "This is a very interesting planet with extreme weather, mineral rain, snow, and strong winds."

"It's not a good place to live, but it's a lot of fun to study," says fellow professor Nicholas Cowan.

A team of Canadian and Indian astronomers has published a new study of the planet K2-114-B. It is a rocky planet like our Earth.

Planet K2-114-B is 202 light-years away from us and is present in a constellation called Aquarius.

This destructive planet orbits its star so fast that it completes a year in seven hours.

The star is an orange dwarf, meaning it has a much lower temperature than the sun and is so dim that it cannot be seen from Earth.

Scientists at the Indian Institute of Technology in Calcutta, York University in Canada, and McGill University say it is a lava planet.

It is also a super-Earth because although its size is not much larger than our Earth, its mass is five times that of our Earth.

That's why the planet's gravity is five times greater than Earth's.

Although K2-141-B was discovered in 2018, researchers have now been able to go and find out about its features.

Although K2-141-B revolves around its star in a matter of hours, it does not revolve around its orbit like Earth.

This means that two-thirds of the planet that is always in the direction of its star is always there during the day and the temperature there reaches 3000 degrees Celsius. While in some parts it is always night and the temperature drops to minus 200 degrees.

Due to such different conditions, astronomers claim rock showers here.

Imagine for a second you were transposed into the karmic driven world of Earl.

Water evaporates on Earth and goes into the atmosphere where its clouds form. Rain replenishes lakes and rivers, and this process is repeated.

The same thing happens with K2-141-b, but with rocks!

"We have to keep in mind that everything on this planet is made of rock," the researchers said. During the day, the heat is so high that the rocks evaporate.

This is strange but also interesting.

But on the other hand, it is so cold that there is no atmosphere on this side. And everything solidifies. '

Researchers say that due to the hot and cold sides of the planet, strong winds blow at the speed of sound. And sometimes they reach 5,000 miles per hour.

Professor Cowan says that these winds rapidly cool the rock vapor and start forming rock droplets.

"You have a hail of rocks and a sea of ​​lava below," he added.

Professor Newgen says that K2. By researching 141B we can learn about the origin of our earth.

"The lava planets tell us about an important stage in planetary evolution," says Professor Cowan. All the rocky planets, including Earth, began as a melting earth.