Jupiter is the fifth planet from the Sun and the largest in the Solar System. Even though it is a massive planet, the sun is still 10 times larger than Jupiter.
it is 1/50 of the suns size
Jupiter is small.
about 10 times the size of the sun
Jupiters' diameter is 142,740 km, while the sun's is 1,377,648 km. This means that Jupiter's diameter is just over a tenth of the sun's diameter.
The sun is a star. It is comparatively large, believed to be in the top 20% for size.
Not much, except they are both stellar objects. The sun is a star, while Jupiter is a planet orbiting the sun. Jupiter may be big in comparison to us, but it's still ridiculously small compared to the sun.
Jupiter is small.
lets just say that Jupiter is a Speck compared to the Sun and its the largest Planet!
Because as big as Jupiter is, it is a green pea in size compared to the suns beachball size. The bigger body has the stronger gravity, and always wins.
about 10 times the size of the sun
Venus diameter: about 7,521 miles. Jupiter diameter : about 88,846 miles.
It's smaller. The Sun is almost 10 times the size of Jupiter, and it's not considered a large star.
Jupiters' diameter is 142,740 km, while the sun's is 1,377,648 km. This means that Jupiter's diameter is just over a tenth of the sun's diameter.
Jupiter would have to be at least 10 times as big to make it's diameter the same as the sun.
the sun is huge compared to earth. OVER 100 earths can fit inside a storm on Jupiter (the red spot) so a lot of earths can inside it. Jupiter looks fairly small compared to the sun. and the sun is a small star. So Stars are HUGE!!!!!!!!
our sun would be the size of Jupiter to the other suns because of their size, this is also a bad thing because they would 'die' soon too.=]
Not much, except they are both stellar objects. The sun is a star, while Jupiter is a planet orbiting the sun. Jupiter may be big in comparison to us, but it's still ridiculously small compared to the sun.
The sun is a star. It is comparatively large, believed to be in the top 20% for size.