Our Solar System

THE SUN
Radius:
7x10^5km
(109 Earths)
Volume:
1.4122×10^27 mł
(1,300,000 Earths)

MERCURY
Radius:
2,400km
(0.38 Earths)
Volume:
6.083×10^10 kmł
(0.054 Earths)

Venus
Radius:
6,400km
(0.9499 Earths)
Volume:
9.38×10^11 kmł
(0.857 Earths)

Earth
Radius:
6,500km
(1 Earth)
Volume:
1.0832073×10^12 kmł
(1 Earth)

Mars
Radius:
3,400km
(0.533 Earths)
Volume:
1.6318×10^11 kmł
(0.151 Earths)

Ceres
Radius:
487.3 km
(0.07 Earths)

Asteroid Belt
Distance Across:
1.5x10^8km (1AU)
(11538 Earths)

Jupiter
Radius:
71,000km
(11.209 Earths)
Volume:
1.43128×10^15 kmł
(1321.3 Earths)

Saturn
Radius:
60,000km
(9.5 Earths)
Volume:
8.2713×10^14 kmł
(763.59 Earths)

Uranus
Radius:
26,000km
(4 Earths)
Volume:
6.833×10^13 kmł
(63.086 Earths)

Neptune
Radius:
25,000km
(3.9 Earths)
Volume:
6.254×10^13 kmł
(57.74 Earths)

Pluto
Radius:
1,195 km
(0.19 Earths) Volume:
7.15×109 kmł
(0.0066 Earths)

Kuiper Belt
Distance Across:
25 AU
(23260 Earths)

Eris
Radius:
1,300 km
(0.2 Earths)

Scattered Disc
Distance Across:
Total distance unknown.

Scale 1 pixel = 1,000 kilometers

Sources

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Nemiroff, R, & Bonnell, J. (2007). Astronomy Picture of the Day. Retrieved December 1st, 2007, from http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html.

Wikipedia.org. (n.d.). Solar System. Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia.. Retrieved November 30th, 2007, from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_system.

Wilson, J. (2007). NASA - Our Solar System. NASA. Retrieved December 1st, 2007, from http://www.nasa.gov/topics/solarsystem/index.html