Apr 7, 2018 6:20:28 GMT
The planet was composed of a molten core with a rocky mantle and silicate rock crust. Climatic change had long ago submerged the planet's continents, drowning the planet under a global ocean that covered almost all of the surface, with a few islands left that were once mountain tops. These mountain-tips, though, were rained on almost incessantly, however, the surface of Kamino was not always subject to constant rain. Its savage storms and powerful lightning bursts could be seen vaguely through its relatively thick atmosphere.
