On the exoplanet HD 189733b, it rains molten glass sideways.
Why it is true
The atmosphere of this giant planet is swept by winds of eight thousand kilometres per hour, pushing condensed silicate particles that act like sharp glass blades to rain sideways.
Source: Exoplanet Data
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