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The fact that Tatooine even has life and a breathable atmosphere would realistically mean that there was surface water at some point. Tatooine's inspiration from the Dune novels, Arrakis, had oceans at one point, but almost all the water ended up sequestered underground within the bodies of larval sandworms and underground reservoirs created by the sandworm burrowing.

In one comic, Dawn of the Jedi, it was described as "lush" with "gleaming cities set by blue seas":

Two yellow suns loom close over a world with white clouds, blue ocean, and green land.

 

Tatooine, a lush world where twin suns warm fair skies. A thriving world, where the Kumumgah live peacefully in gleaming cities along its blue seas.

The fact that Tatooine even has life and a breathable atmosphere would realistically mean that there was surface water at some point. Tatooine's inspiration from the Dune novels, Arrakis, had oceans at one point, but almost all the water ended up sequestered underground within the bodies of larval sandworms and underground reservoirs created by the sandworm burrowing.

In one comic, Dawn of the Jedi, it was described as "lush" with "gleaming cities set by blue seas":

Two yellow suns loom close over a world with white clouds, blue ocean, and green land.

 

Tatooine, a lush world where twin suns warm fair skies. A thriving world, where the Kumumgah live peacefully in gleaming cities along its blue seas.

The fact that Tatooine even has life and a breathable atmosphere would realistically mean that there was surface water at some point. Tatooine's inspiration from the Dune novels, Arrakis, had oceans at one point, but almost all the water ended up sequestered underground within the bodies of larval sandworms and underground reservoirs created by the sandworm burrowing.

In one comic, Dawn of the Jedi, it was described as "lush" with "gleaming cities set by blue seas":

Two yellow suns loom close over a world with white clouds, blue ocean, and green land.

Tatooine, a lush world where twin suns warm fair skies. A thriving world, where the Kumumgah live peacefully in gleaming cities along its blue seas.

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The fact that Tatooine even has life and a breathable atmosphere would realistically mean that there was surface water at some point. Tatooine's inspiration from the DuneDune novels, Arrakis, had oceans at one point, but almost all the water ended up sequestered underground within the bodies of larval sandworms and underground reservoirs created by the sandworm burrowing.

In one comic, Dawn of the JediDawn of the Jedi, it was described as "lush" with "gleaming cities set by blue seas":

text box: "Tatooine, a lush world where twin suns warm fair skies. A thriving world, where the Kumumgah live peacefully in gleaming cities along its blue seas. Two yellow suns loom close over a world with white clouds, blue ocean, and green land.

Two yellow suns loom close over a world with white clouds, blue ocean, and green land.

Tatooine, a lush world where twin suns warm fair skies. A thriving world, where the Kumumgah live peacefully in gleaming cities along its blue seas.

The fact that Tatooine even has life and a breathable atmosphere would realistically mean that there was surface water at some point. Tatooine's inspiration from the Dune novels, Arrakis, had oceans at one point, but almost all the water ended up sequestered underground within the bodies of larval sandworms and underground reservoirs created by the sandworm burrowing.

In one comic, Dawn of the Jedi, it was described as "lush" with "gleaming cities set by blue seas":

text box: "Tatooine, a lush world where twin suns warm fair skies. A thriving world, where the Kumumgah live peacefully in gleaming cities along its blue seas. Two yellow suns loom close over a world with white clouds, blue ocean, and green land.

The fact that Tatooine even has life and a breathable atmosphere would realistically mean that there was surface water at some point. Tatooine's inspiration from the Dune novels, Arrakis, had oceans at one point, but almost all the water ended up sequestered underground within the bodies of larval sandworms and underground reservoirs created by the sandworm burrowing.

In one comic, Dawn of the Jedi, it was described as "lush" with "gleaming cities set by blue seas":

Two yellow suns loom close over a world with white clouds, blue ocean, and green land.

Tatooine, a lush world where twin suns warm fair skies. A thriving world, where the Kumumgah live peacefully in gleaming cities along its blue seas.

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The fact that Tatooine even has life and a breathable atmosphere would realistically mean that there was surface water at some point. Tatooine'sTatooine's inspiration from the Dune novels, Arrakis, had oceans at one point but, but almost all the water ended up sequestered underground within the bodies of larval sandworms and underground reservoirs created by the sandworm burrowing. And yes in

In one comic, Dawn of the Jedi, it was described as "lush" with "gleaming cities set by blue seas".:

http://www.starwarsreport.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/LushTatooine-DotJ1.jpgtext box: "Tatooine, a lush world where twin suns warm fair skies. A thriving world, where the Kumumgah live peacefully in gleaming cities along its blue seas. Two yellow suns loom close over a world with white clouds, blue ocean, and green land.

The fact that Tatooine even has life and a breathable atmosphere would realistically mean that there was surface water at some point. Tatooine's inspiration from the Dune novels, Arrakis had oceans at one point but but almost all the water ended up sequestered underground within the bodies of larval sandworms and underground reservoirs created by the sandworm burrowing. And yes in one comic, Dawn of the Jedi it was described as "lush" with "gleaming cities set by blue seas".

http://www.starwarsreport.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/LushTatooine-DotJ1.jpg

The fact that Tatooine even has life and a breathable atmosphere would realistically mean that there was surface water at some point. Tatooine's inspiration from the Dune novels, Arrakis, had oceans at one point, but almost all the water ended up sequestered underground within the bodies of larval sandworms and underground reservoirs created by the sandworm burrowing.

In one comic, Dawn of the Jedi, it was described as "lush" with "gleaming cities set by blue seas":

text box: "Tatooine, a lush world where twin suns warm fair skies. A thriving world, where the Kumumgah live peacefully in gleaming cities along its blue seas. Two yellow suns loom close over a world with white clouds, blue ocean, and green land.

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