How could a planet have most of its water in the atmosphere?
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I am creating a speculative evolution project for school (and partially for leisure) and I need a planet for my organisms to live on. I have a rough idea of what it may be like but I'm no expert in planetology and other planet-related sciences.
My planet has/is:
- A dense atmosphere
- Larger than Earth
- Only 16% of the planet's surface is water
- Most of the land is covered in thick rainforests
- 150% more water than Earth
- Most of the planet's water is in the atmosphere
- 34% oxygen ratio
- The water in the atmosphere is water in the form of fog
- the meridional circumference is 47609.52Km
- the equatorial circumference is 47632.13Km
- surface area is 606862704.1Km²
I need advice on how to turn this into a plausible world capable of sustaining life.
Edit: I just realized I had my facts wrong and I had meant to say that there are large amounts of liquid water in the atmosphere. I'm not sure how drastically this changes the situation of my planet. I apologize for the inconvenience.
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