Stinky nearby planet reeks of rotten eggs – but experts reveal why the foul stench is actually a good thing

ROUGHLY 64.5 light-years away, an exoplanet infamous for its violent weather has made a name for itself in another department: its smell.

Its atmosphere stinks of rotten eggs, according to data captured by the James Webb Space Telescope and analysed by researchers at Johns Hopkins University.

Roberto Molar Candanosa/Johns Hopkins UniveristyNasa has branded HD 189733 b one of the “most terrifying and mind-blowing destinations” in our galaxy[/caption]

And while that would be hellish for you or I...