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Neptio is a massive water world, 1.7x bigger and 3x more mass than the Earth. Made almost completely of water (except the core) life has flourished here to over 3 million separate species. Why it is all water is unknown, if the land vaporized why didn't the water, after all, water should have vaporized first. The best possible answer is a huge ice comet hit Neptio in the aftermath but this is very unlikely. Of the millions animals and plants on Neptio, only 9 are shown here

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Being so big you would think Neptio would have a lot of moons, yet we have only seen one very small moon. Why? It is because Dwark blew off its outer layers and most likely destroyed all Neptio's original moons. Info on this moon is explained here:

Pipo: Although this moon is most likely a captured asteroid, the huge amount of ice on the surface is quite strange. It could be part of the comet that hit Neptio that gave it a huge ocean. Yet being nearly 30% iron, it can't be a comet chunk. Another theory is it brushed Neptio's ocean as it came by and then got caught by its gravity. Unlikely as it sounds, there is a huge trench on Neptio that could be from this encounter, but this still leaves the question of how Neptio got its ocean in the first place.

Description
Back to solar map:[link]

Neptio is a massive water world, 1.7x bigger and 3x more mass than the Earth. Made almost completely of water (except the core) life has flourished here to over 3 million separate species. Why it is all water is unknown, if the land vaporized why didn't the water, after all, water should have vaporized first. The best possible answer is a huge ice comet hit Neptio in the aftermath but this is very unlikely. Of the millions animals and plants on Neptio, only 9 are shown here

[link]

To the surface:[link]

Being so big you would think Neptio would have a lot of moons, yet we have only seen one very small moon. Why? It is because Dwark blew off its outer layers and most likely destroyed all Neptio's original moons. Info on this moon is explained here:

Pipo: Although this moon is most likely a captured asteroid, the huge amount of ice on the surface is quite strange. It could be part of the comet that hit Neptio that gave it a huge ocean. Yet being nearly 30% iron, it can't be a comet chunk. Another theory is it brushed Neptio's ocean as it came by and then got caught by its gravity. Unlikely as it sounds, there is a huge trench on Neptio that could be from this encounter, but this still leaves the question of how Neptio got its ocean in the first place.