By Luis Torres

Some quoted diameters sum to around 390,000 km2, which larger than the 384,000 km or so usually quoted as the Earth-Moon distance.
But if you neglect the off 6,000 km then yes, all the Planets fit between the Earth and the Moon.
Jupiter has a volume of 1.43128 x 1015 cubit kilometers. 🤔

live footage (supposedly) from the Epic Satellite, 1,000,000,000 miles away… 🤔 Again, supposedly.


Picture from the Cassini Satellite orbiting Saturn. 🤔 8.2713×1014 km3 (1.9844×1014 cu mi)

Volume of the other “Planets” (Wandering Stars)




Of course something it’s not right 🤔
Think For Yourself.
Moon looks larger nearer the horizon because of the lensing affect of atmosphere curvature. As the moon ascends higher in the night sky, it becomes smaller as the lensing effect is reduced.
LikeLike