This planet smells like rotten eggs orbits its solar in 2 days jwst reveals

There are thousands of such planets outside our solar system, about which scientists are gradually collecting information. Scientists have come to know a planet that smells like rotten eggs. Scientists at the University of Johns Hopkins have discovered this feature of the planet. The name of the planet is HD 189733 B. It has a presence of hydrogen sulfide in his atmosphere. This is the compound that causes the smell of rotten eggs. The conclusion of scientists has been published in Nature magazine. Some more information has also been received about this planet.

HD 189733 B has been interested in scientists for a long time. It is 64 light years away from the earth and is known for its odd seasonal conditions. It applies its stars very closely. In just two days of the earth, it completes a circle of its star.

Due to its stars being so close, the temperature of the planet reaches 1,700 degrees Fahrenheit and has winds with a speed of 5 thousand mph and glass rains. This is the reason why it is an inaccessible world.

Scientists came to know more about this planet with the help of James Web Space Telescope (JWST), the largest observatory in space. With the help of data from the web, scientists discovered hydrogen sulfide on the planet. He also came to know of oxygen and carbon sources on the planet.

Scientists also came to know about the level of heavy metals on this planet, which weighing the planet as the planet. According to reports, life on HD 189733 B is impossible to flourish, because it is very hot. Despite this, the presence of hydrogen sulfide on the planet can be very important for research in future.