How Heavy Are the Planets? — Data Stories
Mass of each planet compared with Earth (Earth = 1). Mass is how much matter something has. With Earth as 1, Jupiter is 317.
How Heavy Are the Planets?
Mass of each planet compared with Earth (Earth = 1)
What can we learn?
- Mass is how much matter something has. With Earth as 1, Jupiter is 317.8: it would take about 318 Earths to weigh as much as Jupiter.
- Jupiter has about two and a half times the mass of all the other planets put together.
- Mercury and Mars are tiny: Mars has only a tenth of Earth's mass and Mercury even less, about 0.055.
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