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Solar System: Dimensions

 

Planet

Mean Distance from Sun

Diameter in Miles

Proportional to the Earth

Stellar Magnitude (max.)

Albedo

No of Moons

In Astronomical Units

In Millions of Miles

Surface Gravity

Surface Area

Volume

Mass

Density

Sun

 

 

864,392

2.80

11,900

1,300,000

333,434

0.26

-26.7

 

 

Moon

 

 

2,160

0.16

.074

0.02

0.12

0.6

-12.5

.07

 

Mercury

0.3871

36.0

3,059

0.26

0.14

0.055

0.04

 

-1.2

.07

0

Venus

0.7233

67.2

7,575

0.90

0.91

.876

.83

0.9

-4.3

.59

0

Earth

1.0000

92.9

7,927

1.00

1.00

1.000

1.00

1.0

 

.45

1

Mars

1.5237

141.5

4,216

0.38

0.28

0.151

0.11

3.93

-2.8

.15

2

Jupiter

5.2028

483.3

88,698

2.40

120.

1312.

318.4

0.24

-2.5

.5

11

Saturn

9.5388

886.1

75,060

0.95

84.

763.

95.2

0.12

-0.4

.6

9

Uranus

19.1910

1783.

30,878

0.96

15.

59.

14.6

0.25

+5.7

.6

4

Neptune

30.0707

2793.

32,932

1.00

17.

72.

17.3

0.24

+7.7

.7

1

Pluto

39.4574

3666.

5,900

?

?

?

?

?

+15

?

0

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Definitions and articles from Nicholas deVore's original 'Encyclopedia of Astrology' with edits and updates by Esoteric Technologies Pty Ltd, 2008.

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