You all ever wonder about the most dangerous planets out there in the universe? Hold onto your hats because we're heading into the cosmic wild. First up, we've got HD189733B, where it rains glass. Sideways, at over 4,000 miles per hour. Imagine that, a world with blue skies, but you wouldn't want to take a stroll there. No, sir. Then there's Kelt 9B, hotter than most stars. With a daytime temperature of over 7,600 degrees Fahrenheit, you'd melt quicker than a snowflake in July. And don't forget about Wasp 12B, a planet being eaten by its own star. Now that's a diet I wouldn't recommend. So next time you're gazing at the stars, just remember, not every world out there is as friendly as ours. Until next time, safe travels through the cosmos.