Strange planetary oceans

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A high-contrast, surrealist biological illustration shows a large, central, circular organic form against a clean white background. This central form is composed of intricate, undulating structures in shades of grey and deep blue. The grey outer layers of this form are textured like convoluted bone or coral, with many small holes, prominent ridges, and sharp, spiky projections that create a sense of depth and organic complexity. This grey structure encloses an inner core of swirling, deep blue bio-luminescent matter, reminiscent of a vast oceanic current or nebula, with visible spiraling patterns and softer textures.

Within and around these layered structures are several smooth, luminous spherical orbs. The largest of these are pearl-like, solid white, and vary in size, casting subtle shadows and reflecting light to appear almost translucent. One prominent orb is intricately detailed with a fine, web-like texture and a spiral pattern emanating from its center, rendered in a translucent blue that matches the inner core. Smaller, reflective blue orbs are scattered throughout the composition, adding depth and a sense of miniature cosmic elements.

The overall composition has a biological yet abstract quality, resembling magnified cellular structures, microorganisms, or even astronomical bodies, rendered with a combination of dark fantasy and scientific