Science & spaceGalaxian JourneyWhat if Planets Walked? | Solar System Size Comparison in City 3D

What if Planets Walked? | Solar System Size Comparison in City 3D

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Published Mar 2, 2026, 11:00 AM · 7mo ago

Galaxian Journey
Galaxian Journey
62.1K subscribers · median 51.9K views
Views
130,141
+8 views/hour
Likes
254
0.2% of views
Comments
41
0.03% of views

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#4
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Engagement
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Description

#solarsystem #spaceanimation #sizecomparison #3danimation What if planets walked through our city? Witness the solar system like never before, as dwarf planets, giants, and distant exoplanets are scaled down—or up—to human perspective. In this epic 3D size comparison, we start with Ceres and move all the way through Callisto, Europa, Titania, Sedna, Uranus, Neptune, Kepler-22b, Jupiter, Saturn, and finally the massive Sun, all visualized in a city environment. #universe #solarsystem #planets #space #dwarfplanet
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