Talune

@JanusIndustries damn, nice, i only have a 6yo ipad and a ~2yo laptop for games

@JanusIndustries hahaha yeah that's what i did a lot in my early days, downloading many systems and ringed planets to get their ring & surface textures
it's how i have like 1500 textures in the game data and thus why the game takes up over 12 GB of my ipad's storage

@JanusIndustries ofc i changed the size, rings, and atmosphere too, but yea i did ofc change the planet colors

Hmm the gas giant is made of gas.

@JanusIndustries this planet was based off of an existing one (see the predecessor and you'll notice the similarity), i just modified some parts of it

@JanusIndustries yeah, no way something like this would form if it were real

@Zenithspeed But how can Talune harbor an earth-sized moon, and still have other average-sized moons? Plus the fact that it has its rings could mean that it is young but if it was young, Odena would possibly be a fiery wasteland or something else. This is your system, not mine, so I am just saying if this system was real.

@JanusIndustries the explanation is simple, most of my stuff isn't meant to be realistic, at best it'd be semi-realistic, so for example there won't be fiery hot lava worlds dozens of AU away from the star in the cold zone, but something like a single star with an unusually high number of particles and stuff from which planets and moons like this could form is still something that i tend to make

So if it is the radius, that still raises problems! How can a Jovian planet that is smaller than our Jovian planet (Jupiter) harbor a moon that is very similar in size that is habitable, has an active ecosystem, harbor more moons, and STILL HAVE A RING? I wonder how is it. Again, correct me if I'm wrong.

@JanusIndustries it was the answer to your first question ("Is this the diameter or the radius of the planet?") , the 58,164 km radius shown on the site in in fact meant to be its radius, as this is a real-sized system which is 5x larger than what the in-game Juno system uses

@JanusIndustries
1. radius
2. mostly water vapour, but mainly the blue color is for aesthetics only and isn't 100% realistic
3. once again, aesthetics only and not realistic

Is this the diameter or the radius of the planet? Also why is it blue? Normally blue gas giants have an increased amount of methane which is blue. OR, it could have a lot of water vapour but that is kind of normal. Methane can't exist in the habitable zone because it is too warm for it. And why does it have a lot of moons AND a ring system?

Polyphemus with rings

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@EinDeutscher also T H E S T O R M S

MMMMM T H E. C U R V E S.