HD 189733 b - The Deep Blue Exoplanet with Violent Storms #2027495 (License: Personal Use)

This artistic rendering depicts HD 189733 b, a transiting hot Jupiter orbiting a K-type star 63 light-years from Earth. Its vivid blue color arises from silicate-rich clouds that scatter blue light, while extreme atmospheric conditions generate glass rain and winds exceeding 8,700 km/h. First observed by Hubble and later studied by Spitzer and JWST, it remains one of the best-characterized exoplanets.

Used on astronomy, space science, and education websites to illustrate exoplanet diversity and atmospheric physics; targets users searching for “blue exoplanet,” “hot Jupiter,” or “alien worlds.”