Among the eight Solar System planets, the top three by mass are Neptune at about 17.1 Earth masses, Saturn at about 95.2, and Jupiter at about 317.8. The narration rounds those values to 17, 95, and 318. Jupiter’s mass is greater than the other seven planets combined. This compares mass, not diameter, volume, or how heavy an object would feel on a planet.
The planet portraits are original illustrations, and the comparison chart is our own graphic; neither is a NASA image.
Source:
- NASA NSSDC — planetary mass ratios: https://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/planetary/factsheet/planet_table_ratio.html
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