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Asked by georges to Adam on 12 Mar 2012.
Keywords: mass, sun
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I don’t know the number from the top of my head, but the sun contains 99% of all the mass in the solar system.
So if you added up the Earth, all the other planets, all the asteroid and comets, it would only come to a hundredth of the mass of the Sun.
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so that must be a big number
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I looked it up (google is your friend!)
It is 198892000000000000000000000000000kg
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I don’t know the number from the top of my head, but the sun contains 99% of all the mass in the solar system.
So if you added up the Earth, all the other planets, all the asteroid and comets, it would only come to a hundredth of the mass of the Sun.
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