#ifndef IC_EXPLORER_ASSETS_STRINGS_H #define IC_EXPLORER_ASSETS_STRINGS_H /* Black Hole */ static const char *BLACK_HOLE_BUTTON_TEXT = "Center"; static const char *BLACK_HOLE_INFO_TEXT = "In the center of\nIC 1101 there is\na large black hole.\nIt is one of the\nlargest black holes\nknown to exist.\nIt has a mass\nrange of 40-100\nbillion solar masses.\nThis is about \n80*10^39 to\n200*10^39 kg\nof mass!"; /* Halo */ static const char *HALO_BUTTON_TEXT = "Halo"; static const char *HALO_INFO_TEXT = "The halo is the fading\n,\"diffused\", light that\nextends beyond the\nmain \"sharp\" light\nradiating from the\ncenter of the galaxy.\nIt extends about 600 kpc\n(kilo-parsecs). That is \naround 2 million light\nyears. This makes it one\n of, if not the, largest\nand most luminous\ngalaxies in the universe!"; /* Light */ static const char *LIGHT_BUTTON_TEXT = "Light"; static const char *LIGHT_INFO_TEXT = "It is debated by scientists\nwhat the best way to\nmeasure the size of\na galaxy is. However,\nthe leading way seems to be\nby measuring its \"effective\nradius\". This is the area in\nwhich the galaxy lets off at\nleast half of its total light.\nThis area is different\nfrom the halo of the galaxy.\nIC 1101 has an \"effective\nradius\", of around 43 to\n77 kpc (kilo-parsecs). This\nmeans its radius is about\n173 to 251 light years!"; /* Planets & Stars */ static const char *PLANETS_AND_STARS_BUTTON_TEXT = "Planets & Stars"; static const char *PLANETS_AND_STARS_INFO_TEXT = "IC 1101 is filled\nwith about 10 trillion\nstars and countless\nplanets. All of these\nobjecs orbit around\nthe black hole\nlocated in the\ncenter of the galaxy.\nMany of these planets\nand stars also orbit\naround each other\ncreating solar systems\nmuch like the one we\nlive in. It is even\npossible that one of\nthe many planets has\nlife on it!"; /* Death */ static const char *DEATH_BUTTON_TEXT = "Death"; static const char *DEATH_INFO_TEXT = "IC 1101 is currently,\nclassified as a \"dying\ngalaxy\". This does not\nmean that there is no\nlife living on its\nplanets. It instead means\nthat it is losing more\nstars than it gains. This,\nhowever, does not mean\nit will die anytime\nsoon. It has likely been\na \"dying galaxy\"\nbefore. It will most\nlikely absorb another\ngalaxy and get the fuel\nit needs to keep\nproducing more stars."; #endif /* IC_EXPLORER_ASSETS_STRINGS_H */