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SUMMARY:Horizon 55x16 - The Wildest Weather in the Universe
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DESCRIPTION:We love talking about the weather - is it too hot or too col
	d\,too wet or too windy? It's a national obsession. Now scientistshave sta
	rted looking to the heavens and wondering what theweather might be like on
	 other planets. Today\, we arewitnessing the birth of extra-terrestrial me
	teorology\, astechnology is allowing astronomers to study other planets li
	kenever before. They began with our solar system\, sendingspacecraft to ex
	plore its furthest reaches\, and now the latesttelescopes are enabling ast
	ronomers to study planets beyond oursolar system.Our exploration of the un
	iverse is revealing alienworlds with weather stranger than anyone could ev
	er haveimagined - we've discovered gigantic storm systems that canencircle
	 entire planets\, supersonic winds\, extremetemperatures and bizarre forms
	 of rain. On some planets\, thetemperatures are so hot that the clouds and
	 rain are believedto be made of liquid lava droplets\, and on other planet
	s it isthought to rain precious stones like diamonds and rubies.Wethought 
	we had extreme weather on Earth\, but it turns out thatit is nothing compa
	red to what's out there. The search for theweirdest weather in the univers
	e is only just beginning.
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