How would you design your art planet?

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To create a unique and imaginative planet, consider relocating it to a darker area of space to enhance visual effects such as vivid auroras and multi-colored rings. Incorporating oversized, solid-colored moons in various shades of blue can add to the aesthetic appeal. The planet should have Earth-like characteristics, potentially featuring increased storm activity for added dynamism. Custom storms can be a lucrative feature, providing opportunities for creative expression and economic gain. Additionally, significant landscape alterations, such as creating mountains and valleys, can further enhance the planet's uniqueness and visual interest.
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You've finished with your garden planet and vacation planet, now you want to do something creative.
 
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I would move it to a darker area, provide vivid auroras and multi-colored rings.
Then oversize solid-colored moons in different shades of blue.

After that, very Earth-like - with perhaps more storms.
 
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Maybe build a space hotel in low Earth orbit.
 
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Rocheworld.
 
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.Scott said:
I would move it to a darker area, provide vivid auroras and multi-colored rings.
Then oversize solid-colored moons in different shades of blue.

After that, very Earth-like - with perhaps more storms.
Custom storms... Yes. you can make good money doing that.
 
.Scott said:
I would move it to a darker area, provide vivid auroras and multi-colored rings.
Then oversize solid-colored moons in different shades of blue.

After that, very Earth-like - with perhaps more storms.
Custom storms... Yes. you can make good money doing that.
Yemmy said:
You've finished with your garden planet and vacation planet, now you want to do something creative.
I am thinking major bulldozing making mountains valleys,
 
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