JUPITER IS TOO BIG! | 1,300 Earths Fit Inside | COSMOLINGS

Jupiter is too big for the picture… or is the picture too small? In this episode: Mars wants a group picture with everyone. But Jupiter doesn't fit — only his Great Red Spot squeezes in! Sun switches on True Scale Mode: this is how big they REALLY are. Eleven Earths across. More than 1,300 Earths inside. Jupiter is a giant. And then Mars finds the answer: step back! Science word: giant Real fact: Jupiter is the biggest planet in our solar system — about 11 times wider than Earth (142,984 km across). If it were hollow, more than 1,300 Earths could fit inside. (NASA) Characters: Jupiter, Mars, Earth, Sun Playlist: Planet Problems COSMOLINGS — Where Space Comes Alive. Real space science, told as stories, for kids 5–8. @cosmolingstv #Cosmolings #PlanetsForKids #SpaceForKids #ScienceForKids #Jupiter