Molten exoplanet followup

Check out the NASA Ames exoplanet video showcasing the first solid exoplanet found through captivating visuals.

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Just a quick note: NASA Ames posted a nice short video about the exoplanet announced earlier today, and I figured y'all might like to see it: [embed width="610"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjwcXd4Toms[/embed] I think maybe they're taking some pretty big license with the planet surface, but it's still a neat video.

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