I named it Trashopia, a world created from the discarded waste of other planets. The surface of Trashopia is covered in piles of trash, ranging from plastic bottles to old electronics, creating a landscape of towering garbage mountains and valleys of discarded debris. However, despite its dismal appearance, Trashopia is teeming with life. Bacteria and other microorganisms have found a way to thrive in this harsh environment, breaking down the waste and creating a unique ecosystem. Trashopian creatures have evolved to withstand the toxic gases and chemicals present in the air and water, adapting to a life surrounded by garbage. As the creator of Trashopia, I am determined to find a way to clean up the planet and restore it to its former glory. Through recycling efforts and waste management techniques, I hope to transform Trashopia into a sustainable and habitable world for its inhabitants. The journey to clean up Trashopia may be long and challenging, but with determination and innovation, I believe that it can be done.

Heating Trashopia to 100,000 Kelvin would likely cause it to undergo extreme changes and transformations. At such a high temperature, the garbage on the planet would likely vaporize and be blown away into space, leaving behind a barren and desolate landscape. As the planet cools down from this extreme heat, it may eventually solidify into a rocky or metallic planet. The remaining debris and materials that were not vaporized during the heating process would solidify and form a crust on the surface of the planet. This new planetary type would likely be classified as a rocky or terrestrial planet, similar to Mercury or Mars in our solar system. The once-trash-covered Trashopia would now be a rocky world, devoid of life but holding the remnants of its former existence as a planet made of garbage. It would be a stark reminder of the consequences of environmental neglect and the importance of taking care of our planet.