what is the size of jupiter?

Answer 1

Equatorial radius: 71,492±4 km[5][6]
44,423 mi
(11.209 Earths)
Polar radius: 66,854±10 km[5][6]
41,541 mi
(10.517 Earths)
Oblateness: 0.064 87
Surface area: 6.21796×1010 km²[7][6]
2.37×1010 sq mi
(121.9 Earths)
Volume: 1.43128×1015 km³[4][6]
0.343 38×1015 cu mi
(1321.3 Earths)
Mass: 1.898 6×1027 kg[4]
4.184 3×1027 lb
(317.8 Earths)

Answer 2

Jupiter has a radius of about 71 492 kilometers at the equator and 66 854 kilometers at the poles (it is flattened end to end, like any other planet with an appreciable rate of spin). Its volume is approximately 1 431 280 000 000 000 (1.4 quadrillion) cubic kilometers and its mass is approximately 1 898 600 000 000 000 000 000 000 (1.9 septillion) metric tonnes. Its surface area is about 62 179 600 000 (62 billion) square kilometers.

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Answer 3

I've always liked this quote: "The solar system consists of the Sun, Jupiter, and various debris." Jupiter is huge. Here's a fun video that compares the size of our solar system's planets and some notable stars.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r22t-A-eJ3k

Answer 4

I can't tell you the exact size, but that Jupiter is so big that it can hold at least 1323 Earths inside of it were hollow.

Answer 5

I believe it's about 600 times the mass of Earth

Answer 6

http://www.co-intelligence.org/newsletter/comparisons.html

diameter = 88,846 miles
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jupiter

Answer 7

I looked last night, and I couldn't see it. I think it must be pretty small.

Answer 8

Bigger than that, smaller than this.