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Winds of up to 5,400mph have been discovered around an alien planet, after scientists produced the first ever weather map outside our solar system.

While director of the National Gallery, he produced the first ever "details" book, which is still in print: One Hundred Details from Pictures in the National Gallery (1938).

Purple, the traditional colour of royalty, was given a twist in 1856 when the English chemist William Perkin accidentally produced the first ever synthetic dye, mauveine.

The recent (2007 2008) explosive eruption produced the first ever recorded pyroclastic flows at this volcano and the accidental lithics incorporated into the pyroclastic flows represent a broad variety of different rock types, comprising both extrusive and intrusive varieties, in addition to various types of cumulates.

Not to be overlooked as a cultural hotbed either, this coastal city is a Unesco city of literature, it produced the first ever feature film, The Story of Kelly Gang, released in 1906, and is a notable international contributor in the arts, from the Impressionist movement to the Heidelberg School to vibrant street art.

In 2011, the World Juggling Federation produced the first ever live juggling competition on ESPN3.

Now, through their Dolphin Films division they are producing the first ever Mattel film to hit the big screen.

ICM Partners has just signed the Jimi Hendrix estate as a client, with plans to produce the first ever authorised film about the foxy guitarist's life story.

Akselsen says he was "disheartened" about the court's final assessment of LSD, saying they ignored some of Nutt's research, which made a splash in 2016 for producing the first ever neuroimages of what the human brain looks like on acid.

In May 2017, Diversity VC produced the first-ever study on the number of women in VC, in partnership with the BVCA.

In 2001, Falchi and his collaborators produced the first-ever light pollution atlas from data collected by a U.S. Air Force satellite.