#Space Worksheet
##Task 1 - Create your Sun
- open JSFiddle in a new tab (preferably using Google Chrome)
- create a blank svg board in the HTML window (top left)
<svg height="600" width="600">
</svg>- put a square inside
- 4 coordinates (0,0) (0,600) (600,600) (600,0)
- fill it with a black colour
<polygon points="0,0 0,600 600,600 600,0" fill="black"/>- put a circle for the sun in the middle
- cx = center x value (middle)
- cy = center y value (middle)
- r = radius
<circle cx="300" cy="300" r="50" fill="yellow" />- click run at the top left - did you get what you expected?
##Task 2 - put the earth and it's orbit circle
- Let's start by putting an Earth into our solar system
- Note - the cy value (think of the x and y grid) to move it up and down - cx moves it left and right
<circle cx="300" cy="100" r="10" fill="green" />- Earth will travel in an orbit around the sun (another circle!)
- Note - fill-opacity = how see-through an item is (0.0) is see-through
<circle cx="300" cy="300" r="220" stroke-width="1" stroke="white" fill-opacity="0.0"/>##Task 3 - put all the other planets in
- look up what other planets we have in our solar system
- In the same way we added the Earth - add in the others
- Hint: start off with Mercury as that is closest to the sun.
- pay attention to the radius (r value) of some planets (jupiter is a bigger than Earth)
Remember to save your JSFiddle and write down the url somewhere - we will be animating our solar system next week!