Astronomers Discover Volcanic Exoplanet Glowing Red from Intense Eruptions

The newly identified planet, TOI-6713.01, is being deformed by gravitational forces, causing constant volcanic activity.

TOI-6713.01, located 66 light years away, is hotter than some stars with temperatures reaching 2,600 degrees Kelvin.
The exoplanet's volcanic activity is driven by tidal forces from two neighboring planets, resulting in an eccentric orbit.
NASA's TESS instrument detected the planet through minute changes in light as it transits its star.
The planet's extreme conditions are likened to Jupiter's moon Io, but with significantly more tidal energy.
Further observations are planned to confirm the planet's existence and study its geological dynamics.