planetscape n.

It was a strangely luminous planet[-]scape they looked down upon, a world shimmering everywhere with the dusky blue radiance they had noticed from afar.

He was on the fringe of the wild. Beyond were cultivated fields, stone huts scattered like grain seeds over the mighty planetscape, wide highways of beaten earth converging on the distant walls of a city.

The alien object hung, unmoving, for a moment, and then turning on a different axis, began to move away. I followed it with my eyes as it crossed over the bright planetscape below.

Do you ever do it by starting with a scene or visually striking planetscape, then rationalizing it?

Buck and Bertha dived into their red-and-green striped winged spaceship. It bounced across the planetscape, brown smoke farting from its rear and rivets shaking loose from the seams, before puttering into the sky.

With his impaired vision, he could only guess at the colours of the planetscapes, but he assumed that the spheres represented a steady march towards blue-green verdure.

He sits in twilight, ignoring the planetscape outside his porthole.

Conference rooms, in his experience, always had a view—across cities or nature (gorgeous panoramas of jungles, mountains, and oceans) or even the astonishing vistas of space, from gas-giant rings to alien planetscapes.