Scientists Discovered a Planet Made of Diamond

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[00:00:00]What if there was a planet made partially of diamond, not in [music] fantasy?

[00:00:05]Not in science fiction, our year planet discovered by scientists.

[00:00:10]Welcome back to [music] the fact that unique where reality is more unbelievable than fiction. About 40 light-years away from Earth, astronomers discovered an exoplanet called diamond planet 55 [music] Cancri e. And what makes this world extraordinary is what scientists believe may exist beneath its surface. The planet is extremely different from Earth.

[00:00:30]It's nearly twice [music] Earth's size, but far more massive.

[00:00:34]And it orbits incredibly close to its [music] star.

[00:00:38]So close that one year there lasts only about 18 hours. Temperatures on the surface may exceed [music] 2,000° C.

[00:00:46]Hot enough to melt metal, but researchers studying the planet's composition propose something astonishing [music] because the planet appears to contain enormous amounts of carbon combined with immense pressure deep underground. [music] Parts of the planet may have formed into diamond. Not tiny diamonds, but gigantic layers >> [music] >> of crystalline carbon stretching beneath the surface. A world where entire landscapes could [music] theoretically contain diamond-rich materia. But despite sounding beautiful, this planet [music] would be completely deadly. Extreme heat, volcanic activity, a hostile atmosphere, no oceans, [music] no life as we know it.

[00:01:28]Just a scorching alien world >> [music] >> glowing under the light of its nearby star. And here's what makes this even more incredible. There may be many [music] more strange planets like this across the universe.

[00:01:40]Some made of lava, some with glass rain, and others unlike anything [music] humans have ever imagined. A reminder that Earth may be one of the rare normal places in space.

[00:01:52]>> [music] >> And in the end, the amount planet 55 Cancri e reminds us of something [music] extraordinary that the universe is filled with worlds so strange.

[00:02:05]They sound completely [music] impossible until science discovers them.