An ocean planet is a type of terrestrial planet that contains a substantial amount of water either at its surface or within a subsurface ocean.[1]
Ocean planets[]
| Name | System | Affiliation | SED | Habitable | Map |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bacchus II | Bacchus |  Banu Protectorate
|
Yes | Link | |
| Carteyna | Cano |  UEE
|
Yes | Link | |
| Ergo | Nemo | UEE
|
344 | Yes | Link |
| Genesis II | Genesis |  In development
|
Yes | Link | |
| Green | Ellis | UEE
|
Yes | Link | |
| Idris III | Idris | UEE
|
No | Link | |
| Kilian VIII | Kilian | UEE
|
No | Link | |
| Oretani II | Oretani |  Unclaimed
|
No | Link | |
| Tangaroa | Helios | UEE
|
Yes | Link | |
| Tohil III | Tohil | UEE
|
Yes | Link |
See also[]
References[]
- ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ocean_world Ocean world on wikipedia.org
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