Water planet

Water Planets ~ There are two kinds of worlds that might be entirely covered with water. One is a terrestrial Earth-like planet that's just covered with a lot more water than our world, but is otherwise still familiar. Or you can imagine a Hot Neptune which is almost totally composed of water that is close enough to its star to not be frozen, but instead have an ocean thousands of kilometers deep and perhaps an atmosphere like a gas giant's, with lots of hydrogen and water vapor.

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A super-Earth about 111 light-years away is “the best candidate for habitability that we know right now,” astronomers say.

When it comes to exploring exoplanets, it may be wise to take a snorkel along. A new study, published in a paper in the journal Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, has used a…

Ice Planets are frozen wastelands, with very little liquid water, and even less people. What makes these planets so valuable is their abundance of crystal. Ice planets are essentially the polar opposite of the Volcanic Planet. No race in particular has a vast amount of investment into these types of planets, but both the TEC and Vasari find some interest in them and may upgrade their planet population by 15%. The Advent, however show no significant interest in colonizing these worlds except…

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Tau is the homeworld of the Ghen species. It is the third planet from its star, Ogzor. Tau has a habitable atmosphere and is a rocky planet. Tau's surface is covered primarily in seas of water, dotted with the occasional archipelago or small continent. Tau's small continents, which are exposed to relatively high levels of UV radiation, are not particularly hospitable to animal life. Large herbivores, notably, are all but absent from the surface. Though it significantly limits the animal's…

🌊Aquaria: The Last Oasis🌍 In the distant future, humanity thrived on Aquaria, the last planet with water in the Milky Way. Towering cities blended with the planet's natural beauty, sustained by advanced technology and reverence for water. As refugees sought sanctuary, Aquaria became a symbol of hope, its inhabitants dedicating themselves to preserving their precious resource and fostering unity in the vastness of the cosmos. 🏙️🚀 . . . . . #midjourneyarchitecture #scifiartwork #scifiart…