How many earths fit between earth and sun?

Answer 1

Average distance between earth and sun = 93,000,000 miles

Earth's diameter = 7,926 miles

Quotient = 11,730 earths (rounded) placed side-by-side, to build a bridge to the sun.

Answer 2

The asteroid belt is an area of space between Mars and Jupiter with an orbital distance from the Sun of about 413,832,587 km. Other than providing this information the question can not be answered. not including the entire solar system

Answer 3

-- If you see them both as flat circles, and make a line of tiny Earth-circles across the

middle of the Sun-circle, it takes 108 of them to stretch from one side to the other.

-- If you see them both as hollow globes, and you melt down tiny Earth globes

to pour into the Sun-globe, it takes 1,259,700 of them to fill it up.

Using:

Earth diameter = 8,000 mile

Sun diameter = 864,000 miles

Volume ===> R3

Answer 4

Just like all the other planets, Jupiter is sometimes slightly nearer the sun, and sometimes

slightly farther from it, during the course of a complete orbital revolution.

Jupiter's closest approach to the sun is about 4.95 AU. At that time, about 425 suns

side by side could fit between earth's orbit and Jupiter's orbit.

Jupiter's farthest distance from the sun is about 5.46 AU. At that time, the figure

is about 480 suns, side by side.

Answer 5

Approximately 109 Earths could fit between Earth and the Sun if they were lined up end-to-end. This estimation is based on the average distance between Earth and the Sun, which is about 93 million miles.

Answer 6

You're talking about their diameters ... as if the earth and sun were flat circles.

The answer is . . . about 109.

For our moon, it's almost exactly 400.