Re: Purple planet

marasama · by marasama on Mon Nov 10, 2008 2:09 pm

Lazarus wrote:The colour of water

Heh, boy did I have old information.

With this, the atmosphere could be rich in Iron Oxide (rust) dust. Coupled with blue water will create a purple planet with possible lilac or blue-ish rims.

As for Gas giants, maybe a layer of water and a layer of iron oxide dust.

Not sure what Iron Hydride color is.

Sirius_Alpha · by Sirius_Alpha on Mon Nov 10, 2008 7:06 pm

marasama wrote:Oh yeah, the plants can also be a variety of colors on the same planet, too.

Just like on Earth, lol.

Edasich · by Edasich on Sun Nov 23, 2008 5:57 am

marasama wrote:
Lazarus wrote:The colour of water

Heh, boy did I have old information.

With this, the atmosphere could be rich in Iron Oxide (rust) dust. Coupled with blue water will create a purple planet with possible lilac or blue-ish rims.

As for Gas giants, maybe a layer of water and a layer of iron oxide dust.

Not sure what Iron Hydride color is.

I wonder where you could find such a world and associated to which kind of star What a Face

Sirius_Alpha · by Sirius_Alpha on Sun Nov 23, 2008 1:25 pm

I'll venture an uneducated guess at stars that had a supermetallic protoplanetary disk.

Edasich · by Edasich on Sun Nov 23, 2008 3:38 pm

Sirius_Alpha wrote:I'll venture an uneducated guess at stars that had a supermetallic protoplanetary disk.

A Wolf-Rayet star? A peculiar stellar degenerate? clown