no, if you take the purple planet - its the same shade all over - I would like to see some lines/spots/specks/dots/stribes...... look at jupitor and saturn for inspiration
no, if you take the purple planet - its the same shade all over - I would like to see some lines/spots/specks/dots/stribes...
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Oh, okay, gotcha. Although it's just as likely that there's gas giants out there with nice, clean, uniform color striations too...Originally Posted by tilt
no, if you take the purple planet - its the same shade all over - I would like to see some lines/spots/specks/dots/stribes...
Actually, there are. Class III Gas Giants are basically featureless. All of the cool looking stuff on Jupiter and Saturn are Ammonia clouds in the upper atmosphere. Planets like Uranus don't really have many clouds in their 'atmospheres,' so they look featureless. Not purple, though, usually blue. However, you can have a large purple-ish object if you up the mass quite a bit to a T-type brown dwarf. Actually, they're magenta, but the color is close to what you have. It's probably just 20-50 times as massive as Jupiter.Oh, okay, gotcha. Although it's just as likely that there's gas giants out there with nice, clean, uniform color striations too...
Look here for gas giant types.
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