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For questions related to planets, moons, stars and other celestial objects, and their motion on the sky.
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What could make an exomoon sand-colored, other than just being covered in sand?
So I'm currently working on a set of scientifically plausible star systems, and I want to make one of the moons of a planet colored in patches of medium brown and pale brown dust/rock, but I can't fin …
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