Jordyn Muldrow

This planet’s soft, foamy texture is comparable to a marshmallow. But before you grab your graham crackers and chocolate for the biggest s’more you can imagine, know that its surface is not edible. If you happen to travel there, you might end up simultaneously floating and sinking into its puffy texture.

Space travelers, be aware of the planets Poltergeist, Phobetor, and Draugr. These planets orbit a dead star known as a pulsar. Life cannot and does not exist in these worlds. It’s unfortunate because these planets are said to have the most stunning night skies, with hues of every color visible to the human eye. But do not get swept away by their infamous beauty and travel there—you might be consumed, just as these planets are being consumed by their dead star’s radiation.

If you ever become a vampire, this planet might be the right fit for you. Its endless, eternal night makes it a great place for the undead to live. The atmosphere contains light-absorbing chemicals, so it would stay dark forever. There's no need to worry about sunlight that could cause a sudden, spontaneous burst into a fireball or a cloud of dust. However, there probably won’t be any humans to hunt there, as humans need sunlight to survive.