List of fictional planets | Wikipedia audio article
Channel: wikipedia tts
Date: 2019-06-02

This is an audio version of the Wikipedia Article:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planets_in_science_fiction


00:01:36 1 Planets as places
00:12:30 2 Planet lists
00:12:47 2.1 Literature
00:15:58 2.2 Comics
00:16:29 2.3 Film and television
00:18:04 2.4 Animation
00:18:48 2.5 Computer/video games
00:19:48 2.6 Other games
00:19:56 2.7 Other
00:20:11 3 Planet types
00:20:38 3.1 Ice planets
00:21:57 3.2 Lava planets
00:23:40 3.3 Ocean planets
00:29:32 3.4 Desert planets
00:29:42 3.4.1 Mars as a desert planet
00:33:45 3.4.2 Fictional desert planets
00:34:01 4 Alphabetical list
00:34:16 4.1 A
00:37:59 4.2 B
00:39:37 4.3 C
00:41:43 4.4 D
00:43:20 4.5 E
00:44:24 4.6 F
00:45:36 4.7 G
00:47:15 4.8 H
00:49:09 4.9 I
00:50:41 4.10 J
00:50:58 4.11 K
00:53:19 4.12 L
00:56:19 4.13 M
01:00:11 4.14 N
01:02:12 4.15 O
01:04:07 4.16 P
01:10:13 4.17 R
01:12:49 4.18 S
01:17:07 4.19 T
01:24:27 4.20 U
01:24:49 4.21 V
01:25:53 4.22 W
01:26:40 4.23 Z
01:28:13 5 Other lists
01:28:22 5.1 Parallel Earths
01:28:56 5.2 Planets of the Solar System
01:29:36 5.3 Artificial planets
01:31:47 5.4 Fantastic planets
01:32:31 5.5 Comic planets
01:37:59 6 Books
01:38:25 7 See also
01:38:46 7.1 Similar fictions
01:39:18 7.2 Fan fiction



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Planets in science fiction are fictional planets that appear in various media of the science fiction genre as story-settings or depicted locations.