Create an interactive 3D application for learning orbital mechanics, designed to be accessible to an 8-year-old child.

Project Overview
- Develop a learning tool focusing on the basic concepts of orbital mechanics, emphasizing Lagrange Points and their significance.
- Employ a playful and educational approach using a cat character for explanations to engage children.

UI/UX Design and Flow
- Design a colorful, child-friendly UI with simple navigation.
- Include 3D visualizations of planets, moons, and Lagrange Points.
- Leverage animations to demonstrate orbital paths and adjustments in real-time.
- Utilize a cat mascot to narrate and visually explain key concepts with interactive dialogue bubbles.

Core Functionality and Logic
- Enable users to control orbit paths and speeds of celestial objects through an intuitive interface.
- Allow users to switch between manual adjustments and predefined scenarios for learning.
- Provide clear explanations about each Lagrange Point, using animations and cat character guidance.
- Integrate interactive, step-by-step lessons on orbital dynamics and gravitational interactions.

Best Practices
- Ensure the application is simple enough for young children to understand, with complex concepts broken into manageable, engaging segments.
- Use vibrant graphical elements and sound effects to maintain interest and enhance comprehension.
- Implement responsive controls that allow for natural, intuitive interaction with the orbital models.
- Employ accessibility features such as readable fonts, voice-over options, and adjustable text sizes.

Создай простое приложение для изучения орбитально механики с возможностьюь контроля орбит итд. все должно быть в 3д и наглядно чтобы даже 8 летний ребенок понял. 


LAGRANGE POINTS
EXPLAINED BY A CAT
Lagrange Points are
spots where gravity and
motion balance out.
L1, L2, L3 sit on the line.
L1: between Earth and Moon.
L3: beyond Moon.
L3: opposite Earth.
L2 -
L5
L3
L4 and L5 form equilateral
triangles with Earth and
Moon. Stable zones-gravity
traps for space chill.

Q: What specific functionalities do you want for controlling orbits?
A: Adjusting speed, changing orbit path, etc.

Q: What visual elements or features should be included to make it engaging for children?
A: Colorful graphics, animations, and a friendly character (like a cat) explaining concepts.