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| Object | As entered | Centimetres | Inches |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mercury (Solar System) | 1,516 × 1,516 × 1,516 mi | 243,976,550 × 243,976,550 × 243,976,550 cm | 96,053,760 × 96,053,760 × 96,053,760 in |
| Venus (Solar System) | 3,760 × 3,760 × 3,760 mi | 605,113,344 × 605,113,344 × 605,113,344 cm | 238,233,600 × 238,233,600 × 238,233,600 in |
| Earth (Solar System) | 3,958 × 3,958 × 3,958 mi | 636,978,355 × 636,978,355 × 636,978,355 cm | 250,778,880 × 250,778,880 × 250,778,880 in |
| Mars (Solar System) | 2,106 × 2,106 × 2,106 mi | 338,927,846 × 338,927,846 × 338,927,846 cm | 133,436,160 × 133,436,160 × 133,436,160 in |
| Jupiter (Solar System) | 43,441 × 43,441 × 43,441 mi | 6,991,151,270 × 6,991,151,270 × 6,991,151,270 cm | 2,752,421,760 × 2,752,421,760 × 2,752,421,760 in |
| Saturn (Solar System) | 36,184 × 36,184 × 36,184 mi | 5,823,250,330 × 5,823,250,330 × 5,823,250,330 cm | 2,292,618,240 × 2,292,618,240 × 2,292,618,240 in |
| Uranus (Solar System) | 15,759 × 15,759 × 15,759 mi | 2,536,165,210 × 2,536,165,210 × 2,536,165,210 cm | 998,490,240 × 998,490,240 × 998,490,240 in |
| Neptune (Solar System) | 15,299 × 15,299 × 15,299 mi | 2,462,135,386 × 2,462,135,386 × 2,462,135,386 cm | 969,344,640 × 969,344,640 × 969,344,640 in |
| Pluto (Solar System) | 715 × 715 × 715 mi | 115,068,096 × 115,068,096 × 115,068,096 cm | 45,302,400 × 45,302,400 × 45,302,400 in |
| Object | Volume | vs smallest |
|---|---|---|
| Mercury (Solar System) | 1.5 × 1010 km³ | 9.5× |
| Venus (Solar System) | 2.2 × 1011 km³ | 145× |
| Earth (Solar System) | 2.6 × 1011 km³ | 170× |
| Mars (Solar System) | 3.9 × 1010 km³ | 26× |
| Jupiter (Solar System) | 3.4 × 1014 km³ | 224,275× |
| Saturn (Solar System) | 2 × 1014 km³ | 129,608× |
| Uranus (Solar System) | 1.6 × 1013 km³ | 10,707× |
| Neptune (Solar System) | 1.5 × 1013 km³ | 9,797× |
| Pluto (Solar System) | 1.5 × 109 km³ | 1× |
* Height × width × depth of the box each object fits in, not the object's own volume. Multiples are against the smallest box here, Pluto (Solar System).