Earth vs Jupiter: which is taller?
Jupiter (142,984 km · 88,846 mi) is taller than Earth (12,756 km · 7,926 mi) by 130,228 km · 80,920 mi — 11× the height.
- Earth: 12,756 km · 7,926 mi · 5.97 × 10²⁴ kg
- Jupiter: 142,984 km · 88,846 mi · 1.90 × 10²⁷ kg
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Earth vs Jupiter: size side by side
| Earth | Jupiter | |
|---|---|---|
| Size | 12,756 km · 7,926 mi | 142,984 km · 88,846 mi |
| Next to Earth (12,742 km wide) | the same (this is Earth) | 11.2 times as wide |
How big is the difference?
The difference is 130,228 km. Earth is 8.9% of the size of Jupiter, so it would take about 11.2 of the first, stacked up, to match the second.
On one scale Earth almost disappears next to Jupiter.
What fits between them?
These are bigger than Earth but smaller than Jupiter: Uranus (51,118 km · 31,763 mi).