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I think my wife is jealous LOLOL oh well - dump #3 of 3
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I found the funny planet called "Eta Pavonis", this atmosphere are incredibly red O_o
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SpaceHopper
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LightShader, what's that weird thingy in the sky in that last picture? Is it a lava-covered moon? It looks more like an old, 0.97-type red giant star.
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DoctorOfSpace
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Most definitely is a red giant
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Space is too big to understand, so do not try to understand.
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Gnargenox, in the fourth picture you posted at the top of this page, where did you find a volcano with blue lava? Is the lava ridiculously hot, or is it a cryovolcano on a titan? I don't think SE has cryovolcanoes, but I wish it did.
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I usually pay a lot of attention to volcanoes just because they are a noticeable structure to have in a screenshot and they come in all shapes and sizes. Lately I've been searching Titans specifically, but this is the first time I've run across a blue-lava or Ice flow. It was a pleasant surprise for me, but I haven't spent any more time looking for them.
This planet is HIP 9445 8; a Frozen Titan & a Binary to a Cold Desert moon.
The moon has normal, hot, reddish lava flows coming from it's volcanoes.
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I went ahead and poked around the neighborhood for some more Cryo-volcanoes.
RS 617-336-6-176079-298 5.2 Has some pretty blue colored volcanoes.
I hope I got the name right, the arrow seems to not be pointing straight down.
RS 617-336-6-176075-386 7.4 Has life on it that might be the cause of the blue color in this volcano. I dunno.
RS 617-336-6-176079-298 5.2 Has some pretty blue colored volcanoes.
I hope I got the name right, the arrow seems to not be pointing straight down.
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Orion from Trappist-1:
"Space is big. Really big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist, but that's just peanuts to space." - Douglas Adams
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