How many planets can fit in the sun?

Answer 1

Approximate values.

• Mercury - 21,254,000
• Venus - 1,443,000
• Earth - 1,260,000
• - Moon - 71,991,000
• Mars - 9,000,000
• Jupiter - 908
• Saturn - 1,481
• Uranus - 19,249
• Neptune - 21,254
• - Pluto - 244,141,000

Answer 2

It depends. First, we need to figure how to measure the size of a black hole. For these purposes we will use the size event horizon. The problem is that size varies with the mass of the black hole. The smallest known black holes are about 3 times the mass of the sun with event horizons about 5 miles in radius, which gives a volume of about 520 cubic miles.The sun is about 460,000 miles in radius which gives a volume of about 4.1*10^17 (410 quadrillion) cubic miles. BY a simple volumetric ration you cold fit 780 trillion such black holes into the sun. The problem here, is that in such a circumstance the black holes would become a single black hole of 2.3 quadrillion solar masses, with an event horizon about 490 light years across.

The largest known black hole is about 12 billion times the mass of the sun with an event horizon 44 billion miles across, far larger than the sun and several times larger than the orbit of Pluto.

Answer 3

Unless you are referring to sunspots, the sun itself has no black holes.

Answer 4

Approximately 1.3 million Earths could fit inside the Sun. Its immense size and mass make it the largest object in our solar system.