Explore TheCosmos

[ { "tag": "Closest to the Sun", "name": "Mercury", "desc": "The smallest planet zips around the Sun in just 88 days. Its surface is heavily cratered like our Moon, with extreme temperature swings from -180°C to 430°C.", "stats": [ { "label": "Orbit", "value": "88 days" }, { "label": "Diameter", "value": "4,879 km" }, { "label": "Moons", "value": "0" } ] }, { "tag": "The Veiled World", "name": "Venus", "desc": "Venus is Earth's toxic twin — a world of crushing pressure, sulfuric acid clouds, and temperatures hot enough to melt lead. It rotates backwards.", "stats": [ { "label": "Orbit", "value": "225 days" }, { "label": "Surface", "value": "462°C" }, { "label": "Moons", "value": "0" } ] }, { "tag": "Our Blue Home", "name": "Earth", "desc": "The only known world with liquid oceans, breathable air, and life. Earth's Moon stabilizes our axial tilt, making seasons possible.", "stats": [ { "label": "Orbit", "value": "365 days" }, { "label": "Water", "value": "71%" }, { "label": "Moons", "value": "1" } ] }, { "tag": "The Red Planet", "name": "Mars", "desc": "Mars carries deserts, volcanoes, ice caps, and the tallest mountain in the solar system — Olympus Mons at 21.9 km. The dream of future colonization.", "stats": [ { "label": "Orbit", "value": "687 days" }, { "label": "Olympus", "value": "21.9 km" }, { "label": "Moons", "value": "2" } ] }, { "tag": "King of Planets", "name": "Jupiter", "desc": "Jupiter is a gas giant so massive that 1,300 Earths could fit inside. The Great Red Spot is a storm that has raged for over 350 years.", "stats": [ { "label": "Orbit", "value": "12 years" }, { "label": "Diameter", "value": "139,820 km" }, { "label": "Moons", "value": "95" } ] }, { "tag": "The Ringed Wonder", "name": "Saturn", "desc": "Saturn's iconic rings span 282,000 km but are only about 10 meters thick. Made of ice and rock, they are one of the solar system's most beautiful features.", "stats": [ { "label": "Orbit", "value": "29 years" }, { "label": "Ring span", "value": "282K km" }, { "label": "Moons", "value": "146" } ] }, { "tag": "The Tilted Ice Giant", "name": "Uranus", "desc": "Uranus rotates on its side at 98°, likely from a massive ancient collision. Its atmosphere contains methane, giving it a pale cyan color.", "stats": [ { "label": "Orbit", "value": "84 years" }, { "label": "Tilt", "value": "98°" }, { "label": "Moons", "value": "28" } ] }, { "tag": "The Windswept Giant", "name": "Neptune", "desc": "Neptune has the strongest winds in the solar system at 2,100 km/h. Deep in its atmosphere, extreme pressure may create literal diamond rain.", "stats": [ { "label": "Orbit", "value": "165 years" }, { "label": "Winds", "value": "2,100 km/h" }, { "label": "Moons", "value": "16" } ] } ]