Rain isn't always water.
On other worlds, precipitation can take forms that are completely alien to anything we experience on Earth — from sulfuric acid and carbon dioxide frost to methane rain and possible diamond precipitation deep inside giant planets.
From Venus to Neptune and Saturn's moon Titan, here's what precipitation may look like across our Solar System.
Some of these phenomena are directly observed, while others are scientific predictions based on the extreme conditions inside these worlds.
Which one surprised you the most?
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Rain isn't always water.
On other worlds, precipitation can take forms that are completely alien to anything we experience on Earth — from sulfuric acid and carbon dioxide frost to methane rain and possible diamond precipitation deep inside giant planets.
From Venus to Neptune and Saturn's moon Titan, here's what precipitation may look like across our Solar System.
Some of these phenomena are directly observed, while others are scientific predictions based on the extreme conditions inside these worlds.
Which one surprised you the most?