Planet ocean

Water Planets ~ There are two kinds of worlds that might be entirely covered with water. One is a terrestrial Earth-like planet that's just covered with a lot more water than our world, but is otherwise still familiar. Or you can imagine a Hot Neptune which is almost totally composed of water that is close enough to its star to not be frozen, but instead have an ocean thousands of kilometers deep and perhaps an atmosphere like a gas giant's, with lots of hydrogen and water vapor.

16k planet texture of a generic ocean-like planet. Download the 16k or 4k textures for yourself over at CGTrader. 16k Resolution: https://www.cgtrader.com/3d-models/space/planet/oceanic-planet-05-16k 4k Resolution: https://www.cgtrader.com/free-3d-models/space/planet/oceanic-planet-05-4k

"Photo by @ShawnHeinrichs Gorgeous humpback whale calf playing at the surface as @taromonkey dips down to capture an image #DiscoverOcean" Photo taken by @discoverocean on Instagram, pinned via the InstaPin iOS App! http://www.instapinapp.com (09/30/2015)

16k planet texture of a generic ocean-like planet. Download the 16k or 4k textures for yourself over at CGTrader. 16k Resolution: https://www.cgtrader.com/3d-models/space/planet/oceanic-planet-05-16k 4k Resolution:

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