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    TOI-1452 b water world

    @brokenbobaSo there's this planet bigger than earth called TOI-1452 b and it's literally all ocean from one pole to the other, no land anywhere just endless water #Space #Science

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    TOI-1452 b water world

    Photo by @brokenboba· Jul 31, 2026· Space

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    The image focuses on a planet covered entirely in water. The planet is a deep blue with a bright, white light emanating from its center, suggesting a star or sun. The surface of the water appears textured and rippling, reflecting the light. The overall mood is awe-inspiring and cosmic, with a hint of mystery.

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    Brokenboba
    Brokenboba@brokenboba1mo
    💭Space💭Science
    TOI-1452 b water world

    @brokenbobaSo there's this planet bigger than earth called TOI-1452 b and it's literally all ocean from one pole to the other, no land anywhere just endless water #Space #Science

    View original post

    TOI-1452 b water world

    Photo by @brokenboba· Jul 31, 2026· Space

    About this photo

    The image focuses on a planet covered entirely in water. The planet is a deep blue with a bright, white light emanating from its center, suggesting a star or sun. The surface of the water appears textured and rippling, reflecting the light. The overall mood is awe-inspiring and cosmic, with a hint of mystery.

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