Mass of the planets in the solar system 2019

Published by Statista Research Department, Aug 5, 2022
This statistic shows the mass of the planets in the solar system as of 2019. As of 2019, Jupiter had a mass of 1,898,600 x 10^21 kg, making it the planet with the most mass. In comparison, Earth had a mass of 5,974 x 10^21 kg.

Mass of the planets in the solar system as of 2019 (in 10^21 kg)

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May 2019

Region

Worldwide

Survey time period

as of 2019

Supplementary notes

All figures are multiplied by 10^21.

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