The Virtual Solar System Guestbook

I am going to live in Antarctica soon, so I'm afraid I won't be able to answer any more questions about the Solar System.

Thank you to everyone who has taken the time to leave a message up to now. The most recent guestbook entries are listed below, in reverse chronological order. My replies are shown in purple.

Orr Prasad	1st December 2002

Good morning sir! I want to know major axis and minor axis of all planets and of our moon in our solar system. The orientation of orbital planes of every planet and moon with that of our earth, revolving speed and spin period of all planets are also required. Requested to give this scientific data. Thanking you. Most of the information you need can be found in the Datastore section of this website. For help understanding exactly what the numbers mean, take a look at the Datastore help page.
Eddie Lanier	2nd November 2001

What is it called when the planets are all lined up? When several of the Planets line up on the sky it is known as a planetary Conjunction, or planetary alignment.
Jenna Heggaton	31st October 2001

I think your website is very interesting and is easy to understand even for kids like me. I wanted to find out how much I know about the solar system and there is a quiz you can take to find out at first I got 0% then I looked around on your website and i got 100% thank you to who ever made this website.
Irene	31st October 2001

Cheers mate.... it's help me with my Physics homework!
Georgia Salter	9th December 2001

I love this site. In my class this term we are doing the solar system. I like finding out things on the internet and I think this is the best site to do so. I will recomend this site to anyone wanting to find out things on the internet about the solar system!!
William Darroch	8th December 2001

Excellent. Your scale model is first class, I didn't realise the distances between planets was so vast.
Andrew	2nd December 2001

Hi, im Andrew aged 13 and I am really interested in Astronomy. I think your site is great. It is fun and informative and the scale model is really realistic. Thanks for making such a great website!
Robin	2nd December 2001

I find your website very nice. I used to read a lot on astronomy, so I do know some of the facts already, but the other facts were very interesting for light reading and information. The scale model is a very good idea to really depict the vastness of our solar system, let alone the universe. Please do keep it up!
Maggie McSparron	2nd December 2001

This site has be really usful to me as a star gazer and I hope to visit your site again. Thank you for sharing your information with me. From Maggie. P.S I'm getting a teleoscope for my 13th Birthday. See you in the sky!
Lisa Meiklejohn	1st December 2001

I'm doing a project on space at school this site has really helped me! The scale model was absoloutly brilliant!! And I've spent ages browsing and writing down info to take into school tomorrow!! thanks alot!!