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@OliospaceIndustries likely, I mean small rust soil particles are bound to float around before finally settling

@Aludra877 although this would likely be what happened if mars was rapidly terraformed. loose soil(rust sand) unstable ecosystem. poor carbon cycle(Not enough carbon brought out due to low geological activity) would likely cause the oceans to fill with rust and turn red. then beginning to freeze a bit or freeze after all the iron sinks to the bottom

@OliospaceIndustries insert dexter shrug here

@Aludra877 Or i think. im just assuming cuz thats the naturual cause

@OliospaceIndustries interesting, thanks for letting us know man, atlesst it ain't a flesh entity

@Aludra877 @imablongodorp @talisar

Its just a bunch of iron in the water getting oxidized turning into rust. happened to earth around 2.4 billion years ago cuz cyanobacteria made alot of oxygen (great oxidation event)

ima update the ring texture to be more realistic

@PZLAgencies thanks

HOLE FIRETRUCK THIS IS PRETTY! WOW THE THUMBNAIL!

no it was me, sorry guys, i just dropped a bunch of red dye on the surface a while back.

Viral infection? Flesh entity somehow taking over?

Perhaps a cataclysmic event involving a celestial object being destroyed by the planet? It could explain the rings and the red color, though there is a lack of craters, which would mostly and with high certainty be formed should any of the material rain down on the planet below.