ALL THE PLANETS FIT INSIDE JUPITER! | How Big Is Jupiter? | COSMOLINGS #SpaceForKids #Jupiter

Seven planets against one. Who's bigger? In this episode: Saturn says he's ALMOST as big as Jupiter, so Mars starts a contest — Team Everyone against Jupiter! We pretend to squish all seven other planets together like play-dough… and the ball is still smaller than Jupiter. Put it inside Jupiter: it fits, with room for 400 more Earths! Science word: volume (how much space something fills) Real fact: Jupiter is the biggest planet. All the other planets together take up about 900 Earths of space; Jupiter takes up more than 1,300. (NASA Planetary Fact Sheet) In real life, planets can't be squished like play-dough — but Jupiter really is bigger than all the others put together. Characters: Jupiter, Saturn, Mars, Earth Playlist: Planet Problems 0:00 Almost as big as Jupiter? 0:24 Team Everyone vs Jupiter 0:56 Seven against one 1:04 Pretend: squish the planets 1:12 True Scale: how big they really are 1:23 A tiny ball 1:33 Here comes Saturn 1:52 Volume: still smaller! 2:03 It fits inside Jupiter 2:25 I want to be on a team 2:41 Team Everyone + Jupiter 3:06 How much space? 3:16 In real life 3:52 Could all the planets fit inside? 4:16 One thing to remember COSMOLINGS — Where Space Comes Alive. Real space science, told as stories, for kids 5–8. @cosmolingstv #Cosmolings #PlanetsForKids #SpaceForKids #Jupiter #PlanetFacts