Most Strangest Planets In The Universe

Hot Jupiter: These gas giants orbit extremely close to their parent stars, leading to scorching temperatures and intense gravitational forces.

Gliese 581c: This exoplanet is within its star's habitable zone but has a very tight orbit, causing one side to be scorching hot while the other is freezing cold.

TrES-2b: Known as the "Dark Planet," it reflects almost no light, making it one of the darkest exoplanets ever discovered.

PSR J1719-1438 b: This planet is believed to be the remnant of a star that was torn apart by its pulsar companion, leaving behind a diamond-rich core.