Skip to content
Answering Your Questions About Reactor: Right here.
Sign up for our weekly newsletter. Everything in one handy email.

Five Truly Inhospitable Fictional Planets

Home / exoplanets

exoplanets

Illustration of 51 Pegasi b, the first exoplanet discovered orbiting a star like our sun.
Blog
Science Fiction

Four Amazing Fictional (But Possible) Planets

By
Comment number: 14
Books
Science Fiction

Five Truly Inhospitable Fictional Planets

By
Comment number: 98
Illustration of 51 Pegasi b, the first exoplanet discovered orbiting a star like our sun.
Books
Science Fiction

Amazing Worlds of Science Fiction and Science Fact

By
Comment number: 7
Featured Essays
space

Good News, Everyone! Barnard’s Star Has Been Hiding a Secret Planet

By
Comment number: 18
Column
Star Trek

Real-Life Vulcan Found? First Exoplanet Confirmed Around the Star That Hosts Vulcan in Star Trek

By
Comment number: 7
Featured Essays
space exploration

Astronomers Find 7 Earth-Sized Exoplanets Orbiting One Star

By
Comment number: 5
Default Thumbnail
News
On Our Radar

Light and Darkness in The New York Times’ Profiles on Astrophysicist Sara Seager

By
Comment number: 0
Featured Essays
rocket science

Astronomers Spot Trio of Promising Exoplanets Orbiting Ultra-Cool Dwarf

By
Comment number: 0
Exoplanet
Featured Essays
Science

See 1,705 Exoplanets in Orbit All at Once

By
Comment number: 0
Books
book reviews

On the Origin of Species: Proxima by Stephen Baxter

By
Comment number: 2
Books
Art & Illustration

How to Make Astronomical Illustrations

By
Comment number: 3
Default Thumbnail
Blog
exoplanets

Imaginary Exoplanets

By
Comment number: 7

“You want stories?" Thom Merrilin declaimed. "I have stories, and I will give them to you. I will make them come alive before your eyes.”

Robert Jordan, The Eye Of The World

TPG 2024 • Site Credit