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Sheet1Planet/Celestial ObjectMass (kg)Planet Radius (m)Volume (m3)Density (kg/m3)Time of OrbitOrbit RadiusT2/R3Mercury3.28E+232.57E+067.11E+194.61E+037.60E+065.79E+102.98E-19Venus4.83E+246.31E+061.05E+214.59E+031.94E+071.08E+112.99E-19Earth5.98E+246.38E+061.09E+215.50E+033.16E+071.49E+113.02E-19Mars6.37E+233.43E+061.69E+203.77E+035.94E+072.28E+112.98E-19Jupiter1.90E+277.18E+071.55E+241.23E+033.74E+087.78E+112.97E-19Saturn5.67E+266.03E+079.18E+236.17E+029.30E+081.43E+122.96E-19Uranus8.80E+252.67E+077.97E+221.10E+032.66E+092.87E+122.99E-19Neptune1.03E+262.48E+076.39E+221.61E+035.20E+094.50E+122.97E-19Pluto??ERROR:#VALUE!ERROR:#VALUE!7.82E+095.90E+122.98E-19Moon7.34E+221.74E+062.21E+193.33E+032.36E+063.80E+081.02E-13


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