== Fullscreen is highly recommended! == Welcome to the Interactive Solar System! Using this simulation, you can analyze all of the planets in the Solar System. By clicking on the planets, you can view information boxes that contain information about the planet's size, mass, and more.
Music provided by Kevin MacLeod [Disclaimer] So far, this project has not finished development process yet. Please be patient as I get the simulation finished. === [WARNING] The planets' sizes and distances are not relative to theirs in real life and have been measured using approximations based off public records. The planets are enlarged and the distances are shortened for visibility and model purposes. ========================================== The photos used in the information boxes do not belong to me. Credits go to NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) and the ESA (European Space Agency) for providing the images that are used in the information boxes! ========================================== Planet orbit is simulated by using this formula: x = centerX + radius * cos(angle) y = centerY + radius * sin(angle) angle = angle + planetSpeed (For clarification on what these variables mean: 1) centerX and centerY are both 0, which is the center of the stage 2) Radius is how far the planets are from the sun 3) The angle controls where the planets are, this constantly changes by the speed of the planet) For more information, click "See Inside" to see the behind the scripts! I conducted thorough research while creating this project. All of the things included in the information boxes are based on facts. If you see any false information, please tell the developer where the problem is and discuss it in the comments section so the developer can fix it.
