Synopsis

On worlds beyond our own, they fall from the heavens as searing iron. On distant moons, even where temperatures plummet hundreds of degrees below zero, they flow in untouched lakes of methane. They can blanket entire planets in oceans of electrified hydrogen metal, miles deep. Or burst forth on alien landscapes in geysers that reach miles into the air. They churn within the hearts of dead stars and even within our own world. So rare are they in the universe that they almost seem nonexistent, yet