Our latest image is that of the the Floris V Gas gaint satellite which is 95 percent water which can be seen in orbit from the previous image. Our planetary scans show that the hurricane system is over 550 miles in diameter and is quite common for a water world which is heated by the radiation recieved and the winds caused by its neighboring satellites as they orbit the gas giant. The planet is over 6350 miles in diameter and has no signiture of primitive life or colonization. Our scientists believe that a water world so close to a gas gaint may not be as rare as once thought. Our planetary scans also shows no geothermic activity below the deep water but may need to be studied more in depth before final catalogueing is complete.