Every Planet vs Every Planet 🌌 — A Planet From 64 Light-Years Away Came | The Solar System League #1

8 planets. 8 rounds. Every planet against every planet. 🏆 In every round we rank all eight using real NASA numbers — 1st place gets 8 points, last place gets 1. The champion has to win back the trophy from HD 189733 b, the planet where it rains glass… sideways. Final standings: 🥇 Venus 44 · 🥈 Jupiter 43 · 🥉 Saturn 40 · Earth 37 · Uranus 35 · Neptune 32 · Mars 29 · Mercury 27 (Who got robbed in Round 7? Venus at 177° or Uranus at 98°? 👇) 00:00 Cold open: the trophy thief 00:27 The rules 01:05 Round 1: Biggest 01:55 Round 2: Fastest 02:47 Round 3: Densest 03:43 Round 4: Hardest to escape 04:31 Round 5: Hottest 05:24 Round 6: Most moons 06:08 Round 7: Most tilted (VAR!) 07:27 Final round: Shiniest 08:21 Final standings 08:44 The final showdown 09:36 The comeback 10:38 Ending The numbers Biggest (diameter): Jupiter 142,984 km … Mercury 4,879 km Fastest (orbital speed): Mercury 47.4 km/s … Neptune 5.4 km/s Densest: Earth 5.51 g/cm³ … Saturn 0.69 g/cm³ (less than water) Hardest to escape (escape speed): Jupiter 59.5 km/s … Mercury 4.3 km/s Hottest (average): Venus 464 °C … Neptune −200 °C Most moons (officially recognized, Aug 2026): Saturn 293, Jupiter 115, Uranus 29, Neptune 16, Mars 2, Earth 1, Mercury 0, Venus 0 Most tilted (axial tilt): Venus 177.4°, Uranus 97.8° … Mercury 0.03° Shiniest (geometric albedo): Venus 0.69 … Mercury 0.14 Science notes Venus's tilt of 177° means its axis is flipped almost upside down — that's why it spins backwards. Uranus is tipped 98°, onto its side. The league rule ranked the bigger angle higher. HD 189733 b (about 64 light-years away): 1.13× Jupiter's width, a 2.2-day year, over 1,000 °C. Its speed (~150 km/s) and density (~1 g/cm³) are our own estimates from NASA's catalog values. No moons have been found around it. Sources: NASA Planetary Fact Sheets (nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/planetary/factsheet), NASA Science planet & moon pages, NASA Exoplanet Catalog (HD 189733 b), NASA/Hubble (Evans et al. 2013, "The deep blue color of HD 189733b"). Music by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) "Shiny Tech", "EDM Detection Mode", "Hitman", "Heroic Age" Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Changes: edited (cut on bar lines, filtered, ducked) and mixed with dialogue and sound effects. #space #planets #solarsystem #astronomy