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Planets, Sun and Stars Compared This animation compares the sizes of all the planets in the Solar System, starting with the smallest, Mercury, and increasing in size up until Jupiter. It then goes on comparing the Sun to other, larger stars. The concentric circles which appear towards the end of the clip indicate the orbits of the planets Mercury to Uranus on the same scale. As you can see, the largest known star, VY Canis Majoris, if placed at the centre of our Solar System, would swallow all of the planets out to and including Saturn! Thanks to Clavius500 who kindly provided the music. More stills and animations at http://www.space-art.co.uk Addendum. Since I made this, astronomers have changed their minds about the biggest star. VY Canis Majoris has been downsized to 'just' 1420 solar radii. The mantle of the largest (currently) known star now passes to UY Scuti, at 1700 times the radius of the Sun. Even this may be an overestimate, though, because the star is probably closer than once thought.

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