THE LARGEST PLANETS IN OUR SOLAR SYSTEM
- Jupiter is the largest planet in the solar system.
- Jupiter is the largest gas giant in the solar system.
- It has a radius of 69,911 km, which is 1,120% the size of the Earth.
- Since it's a gas-giant, it lacks an Earth-like surface.
- It is twice as massive as all the other planets combined.
- It is fifth in the lineup of planets in our solar system.
- Jupiter has 79 known moons, some examples are: Io, Callisto, and Europa.
- It has a storm, twice the size of the Earth, and has been raging for over a century, called the Great Red Spot.
- It cannot support life.
- Saturn is the second largest planet in the solar system.
- Saturn is the second largest gas giant in the solar system.
- It has a radius of 58,232 km, which is 945% the size of the Earth.
- It is the sixth planet in the lineup of the solar system.
- It is made mainly out of hyrdogen and helium.
- It would take 29 Earth years to travel around the sun.
- It has 82 known moons, some of these being: Titan, Mimas, and Tethys.
- It cannot support life.
- Uranus is the third largest planet in the solar system.
- Uranus is the third largest gas giant in the solar system.
- It has a radius of 25,362 km, which is 400% the size of the Earth.
- It is the seventh planet in the lineup of the solar system.
- It would take 84 Earth Years in order to rotate around the sun.
- It has 27 known moons, some of these being: Umbriel, Titania, and Oberon.
- It cannot support life.
- Neptune is the fourth largest planet in the solar system.
-Neptune is the fourth largest gas giant in the solar system.
- It has a radius of 24,622 km, which is 388% the size of the Earth.
- It is the farthest planet from the solar system, and is therefore the coldest.
- It has 14 known moons, some of these are: Triton, Proteus, and Psamathe.
- It cannot support life.
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