How Big are the Planets? 3D lineup

Compare the Planets. Our Solar System has eight planets. Four of these are Giants: Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, Uranus.
Did you know if you try to stand on Jupiter you would sink right through as it is made out of gas?
Did you know Saturn is 95 times more massive than Earth?

Compare Planets, Moons and other objects side-by-side in this 3D live comparison.

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*This Interactive 3D Simulation is built on data provided by NASA JPL HORIZONS database for solar system objects and International Astronomical Union’s Minor Planet Center. Distances and speeds are estimates based on this data.

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