Solar System Roaming
Fly from the Sun to the Kuiper Belt in a 3D solar system with orbiting planets, HD textures, info panels and a true-scale toggle. Copy the prompt to build it.
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Generate a free-roamable 3D solar system page with planet info panels
Use Three.js to build a free-roamable 3D solar system: one-click switching between true orbital scale and visual scale, with planetary rotation and revolution, high-resolution textures and info panels all included — fly from the Sun all the way out to the Kuiper Belt. Change the roaming scene from the solar system to the TRAPPIST-1 exoplanet system: a red dwarf at the center with seven rocky planets on their real orbital periods, surfaces rendered from scientific inference (tidal locking, auroras, liquid-water oceans). Keep the free-roam navigation, scale toggle and info-panel structure, with panel content replaced by the corresponding planetary data.
Use Three.js to build a free-roamable 3D solar system: one-click switching between true orbital scale and visual scale, with planetary rotation and revolution, high-resolution textures and info panels all included — fly from the Sun all the way out to the Kuiper Belt. Add a time-control system: a time-warp slider from 1x to 10000x with a pause button, and a live readout of the current simulated date in a corner; as time speeds up, the planets' orbital positions change continuously so alignments and other relative-position phenomena can be observed. Keep the scale toggle.
Use Three.js to build a free-roamable 3D solar system: one-click switching between true orbital scale and visual scale, with planetary rotation and revolution, high-resolution textures and info panels all included — fly from the Sun all the way out to the Kuiper Belt. Turn the page into an astronomy-class edition: add a guided mode that flies automatically from the Sun to Neptune with Chinese narration captions, and add three quiz questions to each planet's info panel, revealing a fun fact for each correct answer. Keep the interface in Chinese, aimed at primary and middle school astronomy classes.
