Solar System

I designed this flag for the Solar System because of the current horrible one. The yellow represents the Sun, or Sol, which is basically the "heart" of the Solar System. The eight white lines represent the eight planets of the Solar System; Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. The white represents the stars, which can be seen from almost all parts of the Solar System. The white lines are thin because they resemble the orbits of the eight planets, which cannot be seen.

The current Solar System flag has a four-pointed star in the canton area of the flag, which represents the Sun. The background of the flag is blue, which makes the white and red four-pointed star stand out a lot. Surrounding the four-pointed star are nine white thick rings, which represent the orbits of Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto, and we all know that Pluto is no longer a planet. The flag has not been redesigned for this change, and it is also an extremely busy flag. My design was meant to be simple and symbolic, and it is much better than the current Solar System flag.

Mars

The current flag of Mars has a vertical red-green-blue tricolor design, which makes it quite hard to distinguish between many other flags around the world...or universe. This flag design is almost like a lesson in astronomy, as the official specifications have the distance of the lines set to scale as they are in real life. The yellow represents the Sun, the red represents Mars, the black represents space itself, and the gold is used for the orbits so that the orbits can be seen on the yellow Sun.