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Worlds #152
Every Worlds image is built from traits that describe a plausible planetary system: planet class, atmosphere, surface character, ring structure, moon configuration, lighting and stellar environment. The resulting compositions feel like telescope captures from another galaxy — detailed yet quiet portraits of worlds we will never visit, but can still contemplate.
Token information
- Collection
- Worlds
- Token ID
- #152
- Planet Class
- Deep Indigo Ocean World
- Atmosphere
- Ionospheric Glow
- Surface or Cloud Character
- Glittering Mineral Fields
- Lighting
- Night-Side Glow Hints
- Background
- Star Cluster Backdrop
- Energy State
- Rapid Atmospheric Shift
- Rarity
- Rare
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