Is this true is the order from smallest to largest is sun milky way solar system universe?

Answer 1

This would be the list in general, although there are probably moons somewhere in the universe that are larger than the earth. Earth's moon; the earth; the sun; the solar system; the galaxy; the universe.

Answer 2

First the Big Bang occurred creating the universe. Then the matter formed into the Milky Way.

Eventually some spare matter in the Milky Way formed the Solar System.


But, the Big bang didn't just create the universe. It also created the matter necessary for the Milky Way, which held the matter for the Solar System.

Answer 3

Universe-milkyway-galaxy(*)-solar system


It could also be Universe-galaxy(*)-milkyway-solar system


(*) It depends on the size of the galaxy. The milkyway is large gallaxy (estimated around 200 billion stars) but there are larger galaxies in the universe. In our local group of galaxies, however, the milkyway is pretty large and most are smaller.

Answer 4

• Satellite - although some are larger than planets
• Planets - although some satellites are larger than planets
• Star - Some planets and satellites are bigger than some stars (e.g Neutron star)
• Solar System
• Galaxy
• Universe

Answer 5

No. The order is almost correct, except that the solar system is smaller, not larger than the Milky Way. The sun is part of the solar system, which is part of the Milky Way, which is part of the universe.

Answer 6

The order of size from the smallest to the largest is asteroids and moon,

planet, star, solar system, galaxy, universe.

Answer 7

Smallest to largest: solar system; galaxy; universe.

Answer 8

1. Universe
2. Galaxy
3. Star (Although a star can be smaller than a planet)
4. Planet (Although a planet can be smaller than a moon)
5. Moon

Answer 9

1. Universe
2. Galaxy
3. Solar System
4. Planets

Answer 10

Moon, Solar System, Galaxy, Universe