Mass and Density of Jupiter
Jupiter is the largest planet in the solar system. The mass of Jupiter is 2.5 times larger than all of the planet’s masses combined. Its diameter is eleven times larger than that of the earth. Despite this the Earth is significantly denser than Jupiter. This is because the volume of Jupiter is equivalent to 1,321 earths but is only 318 times more massive. Other objects in the solar system particularly the extra-solar planets are measured with “Jupiter Mass.”




