Leading scientists are always on the lookout for the possibility of life on other planets. We really hope there isn't any on this one - for the sake of the residents.
Sixty light years away from the Earth, the planet hd189733b (a catchy title if ever we heard one) is a Jupiter sized planet that orbits closely to its sun, meaning that temperatures on the surface stay at a pretty constant 1,700 Fahrenheit.; and at that temperature, the silicate particles in the air turn to hot, molten glass. That's a big enough problem on its own, but when you factor in that winds on the surface blow at up to 5,400mph - meaning the molten glass would be coming at you sideways - we suspect that the Interplanetary Tourist Board advise giving this place a miss.