🌌 Celestial Mass Distribution
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The "Rounding Error" Insight: At 1× linear scale, Earth's width is less than 0.003 pixels. Drag the magnifier to zoom in up to 1000× or switch to "Planets Only" to inspect how Jupiter dominates 71% of the non-solar remainder.
⚖️ Sun-Jupiter Barycenter Wobble
Center of Mass: 1.068 R☉ (Outside Solar Surface)
🧮 1,000,000-Unit Discrete Mass Matrix
1 pixel block = ~1.99 × 10²⁴ kg (~33% of Earth)
If all matter in the Solar System is discretized into 1,000,000 discrete blocks: the Sun occupies 998,624 blocks, Jupiter occupies 953 blocks, Saturn occupies 285 blocks, Uranus/Neptune 95 blocks, and the entire planet Earth is just 3 blocks.
Sun: 998,624 blocks (99.86%)
Jupiter: 953 blocks (0.10%)
Saturn: 285 blocks (0.029%)
Ice Giants (Uranus+Neptune): 95 blocks
Earth + All Inner Terrestrials: 4 blocks (Earth = 3)
📋 Comprehensive Astrophysical Mass & Density Ledger
Source: NASA Planetary Fact Sheets
| Celestial Body | Physical Mass (kg) | Solar System Share | Planetary Share (excl. Sun) | Ratio vs Earth | Mean Density (g/cm³) |
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