jupiter, mercury, saturn, neptune size order

mollykins | 08:53 Mon 05th Apr 2010 | Science

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can you tell me the order of these four planets, in size, indicating whether its smallest to largerest or vice versa?

thanks, molly

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mollykins

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i know jupiters the biggest and i think mercury is the smallest, but thats only a guess.

ChuckFickens

Jupiter, 143,000 km
Saturn 125,000 km
Neptune 49,500 km
Mercury 4,900 km

(seriously though, that took about 1 min using google)

jno

J, S, N, M (big to small)

mollykins

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I would use google, but my internet has 'off days' when it decides to only let me use certain websites, fortunately ab is one of them. But we never get a good connection and there are always some website we can't get on to.

boxtops

Molly, this one is really easy to Google yourself, have a look at

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planet

There's loads of information lower down the page about the planets, pictures of their comparative sizes, etc.

boxtops

^ sorry, your post about internet problems crossed with mine, I hope this helps

mollykins

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aha, it would let me go onto wiki, if i go straight to it, but if i googled it, error messages and stuff would come up.

ChuckFickens

errr, what error messages?

Google is one of the most stable sites on the web, if you are having problems with it I'd suspect a browser hijacker, when was the last time you run a full scan with some anti malware software (such as antimalwarebytes)

mollykins

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we're at the end of the line and our internet has always been dodgey, everyone in the village gets problems with it and we've had it with all three computers and several internet providers, there's nothing they can do until we get the fibreoptic cable stuff round here.

mollykins

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But we're in the middle of nowhere, at the end of the country and will probably be one of the last places to get stuff like that and go digital with our tele.

mollykins

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occaisonaly error messages come up and sometimes the internet just cuts off and other times it jsut won't let you go onto a website.

mollykins

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lus noone round here can get more than 1gb download speed, the companies have capped most people at 1gb infact, which should help them, somehow.