Is Mercury bigger than Saturn

Answer 1

What foolishness! Even Jupiter is much smaller than our great star! Then, why Saturn?

These are the areas of the Solar System of Sun and Planets

Sun 22,40,84,390

Jupiter 1,75,95,000

Saturn 99,65,000

Uranus 65,00,000

Neptune 64,24,700

Earth 58,10,200

Venus 52,08,196

Mars 40,00,000

Mercury 32,05,370

It means that 99.8% of our Solar System includes Sun, and only the remaining 0.2% constitute the planets. In that mass, 92% are in the gas giants. Neptune is almost thrice of four times larger than Earth, but in many pictures, it it drawn larger than it's actual size.

The areas of gas giants are measured without their rings. If you take their rings, they will become even larger, no doubt.

Answer 2

Saturn is much larger than Mercury. In fact Saturn has a moon (Titan) that is larger than Mercury. According to NASA the equatorial radius of Mercury is 1,516.0 miles. The equatorial radius of Saturn is 37,449 miles.

Answer 3

The planet Saturn is bigger than the planet Mercury. Saturn has a radius of 36,184 miles while Mercury has a radius of 1,516 miles.

Answer 4

No, Saturn is the second largest planet in the solar system. Jupiter is the largest planet but both of them, along with Uranus and Neptune are all much larger than Earth.

Answer 5

No, Saturn is the lightest planet in our solar system, it is the only planet that can float on the water if it is possible because it is mostly made up of hydrogen and some helium.

Answer 6

OF COURSE!!!! The planet Saturn is bigger than the god Saturn.

Answer 7

No, Saturn is much larger than Mercury. Saturn is the second largest planet in our solar system, while Mercury is the smallest planet.

Answer 8

Not even close. Mercury is WAY smaller.

Answer 9

Titan