GPT Image Prompt
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Create an annotated Solar System science diagram for beginner-friendly visual learning. The diagram should help general visual learners understand the Solar System as a Sun-centered structure, remember the planet order from Mercury to Neptune, recognize the main planet groups, and notice that smaller objects such as moons, asteroids, and comets are also part of the system.
Make the central visual a clean orbit-based diagram with the Sun as the main anchor and the planets placed in correct order outward from the Sun: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. Use short labels for each planet, simple orbit lines, and clear spacing so the planet sequence is immediately readable. Add a small note that the layout is simplified and not to scale unless exact scale is intentionally represented.
Add visual grouping cues for rocky planets, gas giants, and ice giants using simple brackets, zones, or subtle color coding. Include a small labeled area for other Solar System objects such as moons, the asteroid belt, and comets, making clear that the Solar System includes more than just the Sun and planets.
Use a few concise interesting-fact callouts connected to relevant objects, but keep them secondary to the main diagram. Facts should be short, educational, accurate, and not exaggerated. Avoid unsupported statistics, invented discoveries, recent claims, fantasy framing, astrology, or mythology.
Design the asset as a clean modern educational science diagram with readable typography, simple vector shapes, strong visual hierarchy, polished spacing, and low-to-medium text density. Use one primary diagram system, supported only by labels, group cues, and small callouts that improve understanding.