Asked by sammie
Which planet by itself contains the majority of mass of all the planets?
saturn
jupiter
uranus
venus
earth
saturn
jupiter
uranus
venus
earth
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Answered by
drwls
Do you know what the largest planet is? If not, you need to do some reading in your course materials.
It certainly would have to be the largest one on that list.
It certainly would have to be the largest one on that list.
Answered by
Stephanie
thank you!
I just thought that just because jupiter is a gaseous planet that it would have a lesser mass.
I just thought that just because jupiter is a gaseous planet that it would have a lesser mass.
Answered by
drwls
It is true that Jupiter has a lower density than Earth, by about a factor of 5. But its volume is over 1000 times larger.
The next largest planet is Saturn. It has a lower density than Jupiter, and is considerably smaller as well. it has about 1/3 the mass of Jupiter.
This web site has some colorful graphs and pictures comparing planets that should interest you.
http://www.enchantedlearning.com/subjects/astronomy/planets/
The next largest planet is Saturn. It has a lower density than Jupiter, and is considerably smaller as well. it has about 1/3 the mass of Jupiter.
This web site has some colorful graphs and pictures comparing planets that should interest you.
http://www.enchantedlearning.com/subjects/astronomy/planets/
Answered by
Nathan
It's Jupiter, which is known to be the biggest planet known at the moment.
(Scientists may have found a planet bigger than Jupiter.)
(Scientists may have found a planet bigger than Jupiter.)
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