1<!DOCTYPE html> 2<html> 3 <head> 4 <title></title> 5 <link href="style.css" rel="stylesheet"> 6 </head> 7 <body> 8 <video autoplay muted loop id="background-video"> 9 <source src="images/stars.mp4" type="video/mp4"> 10 </video> 11 12 <div id="nav" class="sidenav"> 13 <h1>The Solar System</h1> 14 <div class="dropdown"> 15 <a class="dropbtn" href="./sub-des/mercury/main.html">Mercury</a> 16 <div class="dropdown-content normal"> 17 <a href="./sub-des/mercury/main.html#intro">Overview</a> 18 <a href="./sub-des/mercury/main.html#description">Description</a> 19 <a href="./sub-des/mercury/main.html#fun-facts">Fun Facts</a> 20 <a href="./sub-des/mercury/main.html#simulation">Simulations</a> 21 <a href="./sub-des/mercury/main.html#footnotes">Footnotes</a> 22 <p><b>Mercury</b><br> 23 - Mercury is the closest planet to the sun, <br> 24 and is also the smallest planet in the solar system <br> 25 - Mercury has the most craters in the solar system<br> 26 - Mercury has the shortest orbit time among all the planets 27 </p> 28 </div> 29 </div> 30 31 <div class="dropdown"> 32 <a class="dropbtn" href="./sub-des/venus/main.html">Venus</a> 33 <div class="dropdown-content normal"> 34 <a href="./sub-des/venus/main.html#intro">Overview</a> 35 <a href="./sub-des/venus/main.html#description">Description</a> 36 <a href="./sub-des/venus/main.html#fun-facts">Fun Facts</a> 37 <a href="./sub-des/venus/main.html#simulation">Simulations</a> 38 <a href="./sub-des/venus/main.html#footnotes">Footnotes</a> 39 <p><b>Venus</b><br> 40 - Venus is the hottest planet in the solar system. <br> 41 - Venus is the only planet that spins clockwise on its axis. <br> 42 - Venus's surface is sometimes reffered as a "hellscape". 43 </p> 44 </div> 45 </div> 46 47 <div class="dropdown"> 48 <a class="dropbtn" href="./sub-des/earth/main.html">Earth</a> 49 <div class="dropdown-content normal"> 50 <a href="./sub-des/earth/main.html#intro">Overview</a> 51 <a href="./sub-des/earth/main.html#description">Description</a> 52 <a href="./sub-des/earth/main.html#fun-facts">Fun Facts</a> 53 <a href="./sub-des/earth/main.html#simulation">Simulations</a> 54 <a href="./sub-des/earth/main.html#footnotes">Footnotes</a> 55 <p><b>Earth</b><br> 56 - Earth is the only planet that we know of that has life. <br> 57 - Earth isn't perfectly shaped round. <br> 58 - Earth is also called "The Blue Planet". 59 </p> 60 </div> 61 </div> 62 63 <div class="dropdown"> 64 <a class="dropbtn" href="./sub-des/mars/main.html">Mars</a> 65 <div class="dropdown-content normal"> 66 <a href="./sub-des/mars/main.html#intro">Overview</a> 67 <a href="./sub-des/mars/main.html#description">Description</a> 68 <a href="./sub-des/mars/main.html#fun-facts">Fun Facts</a> 69 <a href="./sub-des/mars/main.html#simulation">Simulations</a> 70 <a href="./sub-des/mars/main.html#footnotes">Footnotes</a> 71 <p><b>Mars</b><br> 72 - Mars is also known as the "Red Planet". <br> 73 - Mars is the second smallest planet in the solar system. <br> 74 - Mars is the only planet other than Earth that has polar ice caps. 75 </p> 76 </div> 77 </div> 78 79 <div class="dropdown"> 80 <a class="dropbtn" href="./sub-des/jupiter/main.html">Jupiter</a> 81 <div class="dropdown-content normal"> 82 <a href="./sub-des/jupiter/main.html#intro">Overview</a> 83 <a href="./sub-des/jupiter/main.html#description">Description</a> 84 <a href="./sub-des/jupiter/main.html#fun-facts">Fun Facts</a> 85 <a href="./sub-des/jupiter/main.html#simulation">Simulations</a> 86 <a href="./sub-des/jupiter/main.html#footnotes">Footnotes</a> 87 <p><b>Jupiter</b><br> 88 - Jupiter is the biggest planet in the solar system. <br> 89 - Eleven Earths can fit across Jupiter's equator. <br> 90 - A Jupiter year is also called as a Jovian year. 91 </p> 92 </div> 93 </div> 94 95 <div class="dropdown"> 96 <a class="dropbtn" href="./sub-des/saturn/main.html">Saturn</a> 97 <div class="dropdown-content normal"> 98 <a href="./sub-des/saturn/main.html#intro">Overview</a> 99 <a href="./sub-des/saturn/main.html#description">Description</a> 100 <a href="./sub-des/saturn/main.html#fun-facts">Fun Facts</a> 101 <a href="./sub-des/saturn/main.html#simulation">Simulations</a> 102 <a href="./sub-des/saturn/main.html#footnotes">Footnotes</a> 103 <p><b>Saturn</b><br> 104 - Saturn is famous for it's beautiful rings. <br> 105 - Saturn has a total of 82 moons. <br> 106 - Nine Earths can fit across Saturn's equator. 107 </p> 108 </div> 109 </div> 110 111 <div class="dropdown"> 112 <a class="dropbtn" href="./sub-des/uranus/main.html">Uranus</a> 113 <div class="dropdown-content sticked-uranus"> 114 <a href="./sub-des/uranus/main.html#intro">Overview</a> 115 <a href="./sub-des/uranus/main.html#description">Description</a> 116 <a href="./sub-des/uranus/main.html#fun-facts">Fun Facts</a> 117 <a href="./sub-des/uranus/main.html#simulation">Simulations</a> 118 <a href="./sub-des/uranus/main.html#footnotes">Footnotes</a> 119 <p><b>Uranus</b><br> 120 - Uranus rotates with a 97.77 degree tilt. <br> 121 - Uranus is about four times wider than Earth. <br> 122 - Uranus is an ice giant, made up of mostly icy materials. <br> 123 - Belive it or not - Uranus has 13 known rings! 124 </p> 125 </div> 126 </div> 127 128 <div class="dropdown"> 129 <a class="dropbtn" href="./sub-des/neptune/main.html">Neptune</a> 130 <div class="dropdown-content sticked-neptune"> 131 <a href="./sub-des/neptune/main.html#intro">Overview</a> 132 <a href="./sub-des/neptune/main.html#description">Description</a> 133 <a href="./sub-des/neptune/main.html#fun-facts">Fun Facts</a> 134 <a href="./sub-des/neptune/main.html#simulation">Simulations</a> 135 <a href="./sub-des/neptune/main.html#footnotes">Footnotes</a> 136 <p><b>Neptune</b><br> 137 - Neptune is the only planet in our solar system 138 that is not visible to the naked eye. <br> 139 - Due to Pluto's elliptical orbit, Neptune is sometimes 140 further from the Sun than Pluto is. 141 - Neptune is the furthest planet form the Sun - after 142 Pluto got downgraded to a dwarf planet. 143 </p> 144 </div> 145 </div> 146 </div> 147 148 <div id="main-body"> 149 <div id="planets"> 150 <div id="sun"> 151 <div id="sun-container"> 152 <video id="sun-video" loop muted autoplay> 153 <source src="images/sun.mp4"> 154 </video> 155 </div> 156 <div id="mercury-main"> 157 <div id="mercury" class="planet"> 158 </div> 159 <div id="mercury-des" class="des" style="display: none;"> 160 <p><b>Mercury</b><br> 161 - Mercury is the closest planet to the sun, <br> 162 and is also the smallest planet in the solar system. <br> 163 - Mercury has the most craters in the solar system. <br> 164 - Mercury has the shortest orbit time among all the planets. 165 </p> 166 </div> 167 </div> 168 169 <div id="venus-main"> 170 <div id="venus" class="planet"> 171 </div> 172 <div id="venus-des" class="des" style="display: none;"> 173 <p><b>Venus</b><br> 174 - Venus is the hottest planet in the solar system. <br> 175 - Venus is the only planet that spins clockwise on its axis. <br> 176 - Venus's surface is sometimes reffered as a "hellscape". 177 </p> 178 </div> 179 </div> 180 181 <div id="earth-main"> 182 <div id="earth" class="planet"> 183 184 </div> 185 <div id="earth-des" class="des" style="display: none;"> 186 <p><b>Earth</b><br> 187 - Earth is the only planet that we know of that has life. <br> 188 - Earth isn't perfectly shaped round. <br> 189 - Earth is also called "The Blue Planet". 190 </p> 191 </div> 192 </div> 193 194 <div id="mars-main"> 195 <div id="mars" class="planet"> 196 197 </div> 198 <div id="mars-des" class="des" style="display: none;"> 199 <p><b>Mars</b><br> 200 - Mars is also known as the "Red Planet". <br> 201 - Mars is the second smallest planet in the solar system. <br> 202 - Mars is the only planet other than Earth that has polar ice caps. 203 </p> 204 </div> 205 </div> 206 207 <div id="jupiter-main"> 208 <div id="jupiter" class="planet"> 209 210 </div> 211 <div id="jupiter-des" class="des" style="display: none;"> 212 <p><b>Jupiter</b><br> 213 - Jupiter is the biggest planet in the solar system. <br> 214 - Eleven Earths can fit across Jupiter's equator. <br> 215 - A Jupiter year is also called as a Jovian year. 216 </p> 217 </div> 218 </div> 219 220 <div id="saturn-main"> 221 <div id="saturn" class="planet"> 222 </div> 223 <div id="saturn-des" class="des" style="display: none;"> 224 <p><b>Saturn</b><br> 225 - Saturn is famous for it's beautiful rings. <br> 226 - Saturn has a total of 82 moons. <br> 227 - Nine Earths can fit across Saturn's equator. 228 </p> 229 </div> 230 </div> 231 232 <div id="uranus-main"> 233 <div id="uranus" class="planet"> 234 235 </div> 236 <div id="uranus-des" class="des" style="display: none;"> 237 <p><b>Uranus</b><br> 238 - Uranus rotates with a 97.77 degree tilt. <br> 239 - Uranus is about four times wider than Earth. <br> 240 - Uranus is an ice giant, made up of mostly icy materials. <br> 241 - Belive it or not - Uranus has 13 known rings! 242 </p> 243 </div> 244 </div> 245 246 <div id="neptune-main"> 247 <div id="neptune" class="planet"> 248 249 </div> 250 <div id="neptune-des" class="des" style="display: none;"> 251 <p><b>Neptune</b><br> 252 - Neptune is the only planet in our solar system 253 that is not visible to the naked eye. <br> 254 - Due to Pluto's elliptical orbit, Neptune is sometimes 255 further from the Sun than Pluto is. 256 - Neptune is the furthest planet form the Sun - after 257 Pluto got downgraded to a dwarf planet. 258 </p> 259 </div> 260 </div> 261 </div> 262 </div> 263 </div> 264
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