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For the black surface. It's actually the atmosphere. I just set RayleighHeight, MieHeight and MieG to 0. Idk why but this turns the atmosphere black.
Your work has been added my favories (can be an accretion disc soon but at the moment there is no possibility to do so).
https://youtu.be/fvRZ5HY7MHg
https://youtu.be/n9NMQpJJNlk
And given the time, it was before the planets so I'm not sure if we can still do that now.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?edit=vd&v=_njQCvIf7qw
In fact, you have other planets in mind, I look for planets to Miller ocean, cold desert Mann (I took the moment Europe but I do not know if it is good) and Edmunds.
PS: If it's too off topic, you can always rename or move next posts in another discussion.