Sun

	• Mercury
	• Venus
	• Earth
	• Mars
	• Jupiter
	• Saturn
	• Uranus
	• Neptune
	• Pluto

A diagram of Earth's location in the observable Universe. (Click here for an alternate image.)

Region	Name	Type	Image	Internal structure	Diameter (km)	Surface gravity (m/s²)	Escape velocity (km/s)	Solar day (h)	Surface area (km²×106)	Surface area (system summary)
Terrestrial Planets	Mercury	planet			4878	3.70	4.2	4223	75	75
	Venus	planet			12104	8.9	10.4	2802	460	460
	Earth	planet			12756	9.8	11.2	24	510.1	548
	Moon	satellite			3476	1.62	2.4	731	37.9
	Mars	planet			6786	3.72	5.0	25	144.8	144.8
	Ceres	dwarf planet			950	0.26	0.5	9	2.8	2.8
Gas Giants	Jupiter	planet			142700	24.9	59.6	10		232.9
	Io	satellite			3630	1.81	2.6	42	41.9
	Europa	satellite			3138	1.3	2.0	85	31
	Ganymede	satellite			5268	1.42	2.7	172	87
	Callisto	satellite			4800	1.25	2.5	402	73
	Saturn	planet			120400	10.45	35.5	11		106
	Mimas	satellite			397	0.064	0.16	23	0.5
	Enceladus	satellite			504	0.11	0.24	33	0.8
	Tethys	satellite			1060	0.15	0.4	45	3.6
	Dione	satellite			1120	0.23	0.5	66	4
	Rhea	satellite			1528	0.26	0.6	108	7.3
	Titan	satellite			5150	1.36	2.6	383	83
	Iapetus	satellite			1436	0.21	0.5	1918	6.7
	Uranus	planet			51100	8.9	21.3	17		24.3
	Miranda	satellite			472	0.08	0.2	34	0.7
	Ariel	satellite			1160	0.27	0.6	60	4.2
	Umbriel	satellite			1170	0.23	0.5	99	4.3
	Titania	satellite			1578	0.38	0.8	209	7.8
	Oberon	satellite			1522	0.35	0.7	323	7.3
	Neptune	planet			49500	11.2	23.6	16		23
	Triton	satellite			2706	0.78	1.5	141	23
Trans-Neptunian Objects	Pluto	dwarf planet			2306	0.62	1.2	153	18	22.6
	Charon	satellite			1205	0.33	0.6	153	4.6
	Haumea	dwarf planet			~1150	0.44	0.84	4	~4	~4
	Makemake	dwarf planet			~1500	~0.5	~0.8		~7	~7
	Eris	dwarf planet			2400	0.67	1.3	>8	18.1	18.1
	As well as various poorly known Trans-Neptunian objects up to 2000 km in diameter (See this table)

Bodies imaged up close

• Solar System, ordered by size
• 
  Sun
  (star)
• 
  Jupiter
  (planet)
• 
  Saturn
  (planet)
• 
  Uranus
  (planet)
• 
  Neptune
  (planet)
• 
  Earth
  (planet)
• 
  Venus
  (planet)
• 
  Mars
  (planet)
• 
  Ganymede
  (moon of Jupiter)
• 
  Titan
  (moon of Saturn)
• 
  Mercury
  (planet)
• 
  Callisto
  (moon of Jupiter)
• 
  Io
  (moon of Jupiter)
• 
  Moon
  (moon of Earth)
• 
  Europa
  (moon of Jupiter)
• 
  Triton
  (moon of Neptune)
• 
  Pluto
  (dwarf planet)
• 
  Titania
  (moon of Uranus)
• 
  Rhea
  (moon of Saturn)
• 
  Oberon
  (moon of Uranus)
• 
  Iapetus
  (moon of Saturn)
• 
  Charon
  (moon of Pluto)
• 
  Umbriel
  (moon of Uranus)
• 
  Ariel
  (moon of Uranus)
• 
  Dione
  (moon of Saturn)
• 
  Tethys
  (moon of Saturn)
• 
  Ceres
  (dwarf planet)
• 
  Vesta
  (belt asteroid)
• 
  Pallas
  (belt asteroid)
• 
  Enceladus
  (moon of Saturn)
• 
  Miranda
  (moon of Uranus)
• 
  Hygiea
  (belt asteroid)
• 
  Proteus
  (moon of Neptune)
• 
  Mimas
  (moon of Saturn)
• 
  Hyperion
  (moon of Saturn)
• 
  Iris
  (belt asteroid)
• 
  Phoebe
  (moon of Saturn)
• 
  Janus
  (moon of Saturn)
• 
  Amalthea
  (moon of Jupiter)
• 
  Epimetheus
  (moon of Saturn)
• 
  Thebe
  (moon of Jupiter)
• 
  Lutetia
  (belt asteroid)
• 
  Prometheus
  (moon of Saturn)
• 
  Pandora
  (moon of Saturn)
• 
  Mathilde
  (belt asteroid)
• 
  Hydra
  (moon of Pluto)
• 
  Nix
  (moon of Pluto)
• 
  Helene
  (moon of Saturn)
• 
  Ida
  (belt asteroid)
• 
  Atlas
  (moon of Saturn)
• 
  Pan
  (moon of Saturn)
• 
  Telesto
  (moon of Saturn)
• 
  Arrokoth
  (Kuiper belt object)
• 
  Calypso
  (moon of Saturn)
• 
  Phobos
  (moon of Mars)
• 
  Eros
  (near-Earth asteroid)
• 
  Deimos
  (moon of Mars)
• 
  Gaspra
  (belt asteroid)
• 
  Tempel 1
  (comet)
• 
  Šteins
  (belt asteroid)
• 
  Daphnis
  (moon of Saturn)
• 
  Borrelly
  (comet)
• 
  Donaldjohanson
  (asteroid)
• 
  Churyumov–
  Gerasimenko
  (comet)
• 
  Wild 2
  (comet)
• 
  Toutatis
  (near-Earth asteroid)
• 
  Methone
  (moon of Saturn)
• 
  Hartley 2
  (comet)
• 
  Dactyl
  (moon of Ida)
• 
  Ryugu
  (near-Earth asteroid)
• 
  Dinkinesh
  (belt asteroid)
• 
  Didymos
  (near-Earth asteroid)
• 
  Bennu
  (near-Earth asteroid)
• 
  Itokawa
  (near-Earth asteroid)
• 
  Dimorphos
  (moon of Didymos)

Objects imaged only at low resolution

Satellites
Jupiter	Saturn	Uranus	Neptune			Pluto
Metis	Polydeuces	Puck	Nereid	Despina	Larissa	Kerberos	Styx
Selected asteroids, by number						Selected comets
3 Juno	6 Hebe	13 Egeria	15 Eunomia	16 Psyche	29 Amphitrite	Halley's	Hyakutake
41 Daphne	324 Bamberga	511 Davida	704 Interamnia	5535 Annefrank	9969 Braille	Holmes	Giacobini–Zinner
94 Aurora	107 Camilla	423 Diotima	121 hermione	423 Diotima	532 Herculina	419 Aurelia	52 Europa
409 Aspasia	387 Aquitania	386 Siegena	360 Carlova	22 Kalliope	283 Emma	250 Bettin	233 Asterope
165 Loreley	146 Lucina	144 Vibilia	129 Antigone	146 Lucina	144 Vibilia	135 Hertha	121 hermione
Trans-Neptunian objects (TNO), named and/or with radius above 200 km, ordered by size
Eris	Haumea	Makemake	Gonggong	Quaoar	Sedna	Orcus	Salacia
Varda	Ixion	Varuna	Gǃkúnǁʼhòmdímà	Dziewanna	Huya

See also the radar images at "Near-Earth object".

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