Is Hell A Planet? (Video)

But this is where the similarities end as the astronomers stressed that life is impossible on Kepler-78b, which Andrew W. Howard from the University of Hawaii described “as one of the most hellish” places ever discovered. 

 

or maybe this is hell? A new astronomical find gives a whole new meaning to the phrase “it’s a hell hole.” The Spitzer Space Telescope has just sent in astonishing new data about the most bizarre extrasolar planet ever photographed. 

It literally fits the classical descriptions of Hell: the temperatures on the surface of this planet reach a scorching 2040 degrees Celsius (3700 Fahrenheit), almost as hot as some small stars.

Another strange feature of the newly discovered planet is that it’s pitch black, the fact that it does not appear to reflect any starlight suggesting it must be blacker than charcoal.

Or maybe this..  Computer models of COROT-7b, a planet orbiting an orange dwarf star in the constellation Monoceros, 490 light years away, suggest that the world has a surface temperature hot enough to boil rock.
The research, by scientists at Washington University in St Louis, Missouri, conjures up a vision of hell.
So while its far side is in perpetual freezing darkness – around 50 degrees above absolute zero – its near side is a balmy 2,800C.

There are others as well.  

I find this theory pretty fascinating because it ties in with other theories that fallen angels are actually aliens.  So does these fallen angels come from a planet like those described above as being like ‘hell’?  Thoughts on this theory?  I think we could have a very lengthy and thoughful discussion on something like this. -Mort