Solar System 3D View is a simple web-based project that provides an animated and interactive visualization of the solar system. It demonstrates how HTML, CSS, and JavaScript can be used together to create a basic 3D-like representation of planets orbiting the Sun.
The project is designed for educational and visual demonstration purposes and focuses on animation, layout, and fundamental web development concepts.
This project simulates the solar system by placing the Sun at the center and animating planets along circular orbital paths. The visualization helps users understand relative motion and structure in a simplified and stylized manner.
The implementation avoids external libraries and relies entirely on core web technologies.
- Central Sun with orbiting planets
- Stylized representation of planetary sizes and orbits
- Smooth animations using CSS and JavaScript
- Clean and responsive layout
- Educational and visually engaging presentation
- HTML5
- CSS3 (animations and transforms)
- JavaScript (orbit logic and interaction)
Solar-System-3D-View/
├── index.html # Main HTML structure
├── style.css # Styling and animations
├── script.js # JavaScript logic for motion and interaction
└── README.md # Project documentation
- A modern web browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or similar)
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/mdasharaf07/Solar-System-3D-View-.git
- Navigate to the project directory.
Open the index.html file in a web browser to view the animated solar system.
No additional setup or dependencies are required.
- Educational demonstrations of basic solar system structure
- Practice project for HTML, CSS, and JavaScript animations
- Visual experimentation with 3D-like effects in web development
- Planet sizes and distances are not scientifically accurate
- No real 3D rendering or physics simulation
- Limited interactivity
- Display planet names and information on hover
- Add moons for selected planets
- Implement zoom and rotation controls
- Integrate a 3D rendering library such as Three.js
Maintained by Mohamed Asharaf.