Which planet could fit nine earths?

Answer 1

In our solar system, the largest planet is Jupiter, which is about 300 times the mass of earth. In terms of volume, Jupiter is 1300 times larger. This is because, as a gas giant, Jupiter's average density is much less than earth's.

There are larger planets than Jupiter, however, orbiting other stars. In some cases it may be difficult to distinguish between a large planet and a small star. If Jupiter were about 13 times bigger, it might be able to undergo spontaneous fusion, transforming into a true star.

Answer 2

remember that Pluto was removed from the planet list.

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8 planets

Answer 3

More than nine earths could fit across Saturn.

Answer 4

Jupiter is the largest planet in our solar system and has a diameter over 11 times that of Earth. It is estimated that approximately 1,300 Earths could fit inside Jupiter.

Answer 5

Mercury

Answer 6

The Sun