Adding the other planets

The following table shows the data of each of the planets, in values relative to the earth (source: https://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/planetary/factsheet/planet_table_ratio.html). For example, you can see that Mercury is 0.38 smaller than Earth, and Jupiter is 11.21 times bigger than Earth. Mercury takes 58.8 days to make one rotation that Earth does in 24 hours, yet makes its way around the sun in just 87.7 earth days.

	Relative diameter	Relative distance from Sun	Rotation(Earth days)	Orbit(Earth days)
Mercury	0.38	0.39	58.8	87.7
Venus	0.95	0.74	-244	226.5
Earth	1	1	1	365.25
Moon	0.27		0	27.4
Mars	0.53	1.55	1.0	686.67
Jupiter	11.21	5.29	0.42	4,346
Saturn	9.45	9.7	0.45	10,592
Uranus	4.01	19.5	-0.72	32,032
Neptune	3.88	30.6	0.67	59,791
Pluto	0.19	40.2	6.41	90,545

 

We will accurately scale the planets relative to the earth's size.

You can try to adjust their positions to be in line with the real distance from the sun. But as mentioned at the top of this chapter (as we saw with the earth and the moon), these distances are literally...