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For questions about the outermost layer of a planet's surface. On Earth, the soil is saturated with organic remains and rock particles; analogous environments may be similar. Be sure to specify why soil is relevant within the body of the question; what is different about the soil in your world, or what is the desired effect on the world? Consider also "ecology" and "chemistry."
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Is it possible for the soil of a desertic exoplanet to be so copper rich that its surface is...
Perhaps it came from outside:
As L.Dutch has correctly mentioned, so much copper in the surface of the planet may not be so common only atributed to the formation of the planet. But what about import …
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