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Venus vs Earth vs Neptune vs Uranus vs Saturn vs Jupiter vs…

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Size comparison of Venus (12,104 × 12,104 × 12,104 km), Earth (12,742 × 12,742 × 12,742 km), Neptune (49,224 × 49,224 × 49,224 km), Uranus (50,724 × 50,724 × 50,724 km), Saturn (116,464 × 116,464 × 116,464 km), Jupiter (139,822 × 139,822 × 139,822 km), and 5 more, drawn to scale
Dimensions (height × width × depth)
ObjectAs enteredCentimetresInches
Venus12,104 × 12,104 × 12,104 km1,210,360,000 × 1,210,360,000 × 1,210,360,000 cm476,519,685 × 476,519,685 × 476,519,685 in
Earth12,742 × 12,742 × 12,742 km1,274,202,000 × 1,274,202,000 × 1,274,202,000 cm501,654,331 × 501,654,331 × 501,654,331 in
Neptune49,224 × 49,224 × 49,224 km4,922,400,000 × 4,922,400,000 × 4,922,400,000 cm1,937,952,756 × 1,937,952,756 × 1,937,952,756 in
Uranus50,724 × 50,724 × 50,724 km5,072,400,000 × 5,072,400,000 × 5,072,400,000 cm1,997,007,874 × 1,997,007,874 × 1,997,007,874 in
Saturn116,464 × 116,464 × 116,464 km11,646,400,000 × 11,646,400,000 × 11,646,400,000 cm4,585,196,850 × 4,585,196,850 × 4,585,196,850 in
Jupiter139,822 × 139,822 × 139,822 km13,982,200,000 × 13,982,200,000 × 13,982,200,000 cm5,504,803,150 × 5,504,803,150 × 5,504,803,150 in
TRAPPIST-1165,850 × 165,850 × 165,850 km16,585,000,000 × 16,585,000,000 × 16,585,000,000 cm6,529,527,559 × 6,529,527,559 × 6,529,527,559 in
Barnard’s Star260,000 × 260,000 × 260,000 km26,000,000,000 × 26,000,000,000 × 26,000,000,000 cm10,236,220,472 × 10,236,220,472 × 10,236,220,472 in
61 Cygni925,281 × 925,281 × 925,281 km92,528,100,000 × 92,528,100,000 × 92,528,100,000 cm36,428,385,827 × 36,428,385,827 × 36,428,385,827 in
Tau Ceti1,103,380 × 1,103,380 × 1,103,380 km110,338,000,000 × 110,338,000,000 × 110,338,000,000 cm43,440,157,480 × 43,440,157,480 × 43,440,157,480 in
Sun1,391,400 × 1,391,400 × 1,391,400 km139,140,000,000 × 139,140,000,000 × 139,140,000,000 cm54,779,527,559 × 54,779,527,559 × 54,779,527,559 in
Bounding-box volumes as bars: Venus 1.8 × 10<sup>12</sup> km³, Earth 2.1 × 10<sup>12</sup> km³, Neptune 1.2 × 10<sup>14</sup> km³, Uranus 1.3 × 10<sup>14</sup> km³, Saturn 1.6 × 10<sup>15</sup> km³, Jupiter 2.7 × 10<sup>15</sup> km³, TRAPPIST-1 4.6 × 10<sup>15</sup> km³, Barnard’s Star 1.8 × 10<sup>16</sup> km³, 61 Cygni 7.9 × 10<sup>17</sup> km³, Tau Ceti 1.3 × 10<sup>18</sup> km³
Bounding-box volume*
ObjectVolumevs smallest
Venus1.8 × 1012 km³1×
Earth2.1 × 1012 km³1.2×
Neptune1.2 × 1014 km³67×
Uranus1.3 × 1014 km³74×
Saturn1.6 × 1015 km³891×
Jupiter2.7 × 1015 km³1,542×
TRAPPIST-14.6 × 1015 km³2,573×
Barnard’s Star1.8 × 1016 km³9,912×
61 Cygni7.9 × 1017 km³446,763×
Tau Ceti1.3 × 1018 km³757,585×
Sun2.7 × 1018 km³>1,000,000×

* Height × width × depth of the box each object fits in, not the object's own volume. Multiples are against the smallest box here, Venus. Anything beyond a million times bigger is shown as >1,000,000×.