Image source: NASA<\/span><\/span><\/figure>\n<\/div>\nRight now, what we know about the hellish planet is based on the data gathered from TESS. Using that information, though, scientists believe that the planet reaches temperatures high enough to vaporize iron. As such, they believe that it is an iron core planet where the mantle has melted. They also believe that the exoplanet\u2019s orbit was caused by some outside influence.<\/p>\n
Unfortunately, that influencing force is currently unknown. The scientists hope to be able to dig deeper into the system around the dwarf star and the hellish planet orbiting it. They hope to discover if another planet could have forced GJ 367b into its current orbit.<\/p>\n
Previously scientists have discovered the possibility of a ninth planet in our solar system. Some also believe that solar winds could have played a part in the creation of the Earth as we know it now. While it\u2019s easy to get lost in dreams fueled by science fiction media, it\u2019s always a bit humbling to see how the real planets we discover look. Beyond all of these uninhabitable planets, though, we might one day fight another Earth-like planet capable of life.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n