The Sun isn't a planet, it's a star. Without having energy from the Sun there can be no life on any planet. It is incorrect to say that the Sun was the "first or oldest planet" because it is most likely that the planets were formed during the same era of time as when the Sun itself was created.
Yes the sun has been around for around 3 million years and will continue living until 5.5 million years into the future
Yes.
Jupiter is the largest planet in our solar system, but the Sun is the biggest body.
Jupiter.
The largest body in the Solar System is of course the Sun. If we are not including the Sun than Jupiter would be by far the largest body in our Solar System. Jupiter has a diameter roughly 11 times that of Earth but has a mass less than one thousandth that of the sun.
If by small bodies you mean planets, then Jupiter is the answer you want. If you mean dwarf planets, then you are looking for Ceres in the asteroid belt between Jupiter and Mars.
The sun is the only luminous body in our solar system.
The Sun is the central and largest body of the Solar System - but it is not a planet.
Jupiter is the largest planet in our solar system, but the Sun is the biggest body.
The Sun.
Jupiter.
jupiter
The largest body in the Solar System is of course the Sun. If we are not including the Sun than Jupiter would be by far the largest body in our Solar System. Jupiter has a diameter roughly 11 times that of Earth but has a mass less than one thousandth that of the sun.
The sun
3) The Sun -- The Sun is the largest object in the solar system constituting >99% of all mass in the solar system.
Yes sir. The planet Jupiter would be the second largest.
It's the largest moon of Pluto. It is nowhere NEAR being the largest moon in the Solar system; Pluto itself is smaller than Earth's moon. Charon is, however, the largest satellite relative to its primary of any body I know of in the Solar system.
The largest body around Jupiter is the Moon Ganymede
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