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“Beyond science fiction,” astronomers call it: the first 3D observations of the atmosphere of WASP-121b reveal a unique climate and furious currents. “Even the most violent hurricanes in the Solar System seem like a breeze in comparison,” says the first author of the paper published today in Nature, Julia Victoria Seidel of ESO. Co-authors also include two astronomers from INAF, Lorenzo Pino and our astronomer Francesco Borsa – Read the full story on Media INAF
