Planetary Size Comparisons and Classifications

The video explores the size comparisons of planets in the Solar System, including dwarf planets and moons. It highlights the relative sizes of Mercury, Mars, Venus, Earth, Neptune, Uranus, Saturn, and Jupiter, culminating in the immense size of the Sun. The video uses relatable analogies to help viewers understand the vast differences in size.

What is Pluto classified as in the Solar System?

• A planet

• A star

• A dwarf planet

• A moon

How does Earth's Moon compare in size to Pluto?

• It is much larger than Pluto

• It is smaller than Pluto

• It is the same size as Pluto

• It is slightly larger than Pluto

Which planet is slightly larger than Earth's Moon?

• Pluto

• Venus

• Mercury

• Mars

How many Earths can fit inside Mars?

• About 1.3 million

• About 764

• About 57

• About 8,700

Which planet is often referred to as Earth's twin?

• Mars

• Venus

• Jupiter

• Neptune

How many Earths can fit inside Neptune?

• About 57

• About 8,700

• About 1.3 million

• About 764

Which planet is slightly larger than Neptune?

• Saturn

• Mars

• Uranus

• Jupiter

How many Earths can fit inside Saturn?

• About 57

• About 764

• About 1.3 million

• About 8,700

Which planet is known as the largest in the Solar System?

• Earth

• Neptune

• Jupiter

• Saturn

Approximately how many Jupiters can fit inside the Sun?

• About 100,000

• About 10,000

• About 1,000

• About 100