Ultra-Hot Jupiter
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Ultra-hot Jupiters are the hottest known gas giant exoplanets, with dayside temperatures exceeding 2,200 K — hot enough to vaporize iron and titanium oxide. Their atmospheres show atomic metal absorption and dramatic day-night temperature differences approaching 3,000 K.
Category: Exoplanet Science