List of Solar System objects by size

This is a ranking of the most massive objects in our solar system, in descending order. The ranking on the diameter differs in some cases from it. While Neptune has a greater mass, but a smaller diameter than Uranus. The planet Mercury is smaller but more massive than the moons Ganymede and Titan.

  • Equ. 142 984
  • Pol. 133,700
  • Equ. 120 536
  • Pol. 107 812
  • Equ. 49 528
  • Pol. 48 203
  • Equ. 51,118
  • Pol. 49 949
  • Equ. 12,756
  • Pol. 12,713
  • Equ. 6792
  • Pol. 6,752
  • Equ. about 1502
  • Pol. about 1430
  • Equ. 2200
  • Pol. 1100

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Star Ganymede (moon) Moons of Saturn Io (moon) Moons of Neptune Eris (dwarf planet) Titania (moon) Moons of Uranus Oberon (moon) List of trans-Neptunian objects Rhea (moon) Iapetus (moon) Charon (moon) Ariel (moon) Dione (moon) (84522) 2002 TC302 Ceres (dwarf planet) (2) Pallas Asteroid (4) Vesta (15874) 1996 TL66 Enceladus (704) Interamnia Miranda (moon) (52) Europa Mimas (moon) (511) Davida (15) Eunomia (3) Juno (55636) 2002 TX300 Hyperion (moon) Timeline of discovery of Solar System planets and their moons
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