What is the size/dimension of the largest planet?
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7 inches from top center to bottom center, so 3.5 inch sphere I think it would be. It's 14 inches around anyways.
2246378
The largest size is 4x6 inches. It's a great printer if all you're looking for is this size.
1636462
yes the 10 x 6 is the biggest one. the small one is probably twice the size of a coaster.
1205995
They vary. Most are about 7-8" long. The little rocks are about 2". The sun is the biggest one. It's about 10" in diameter.
469792
Hello, thanks for your question. One of the answers on a previous question stated the big one to be 14.97" in diameter. Have a great day!
419738
I don't remember exact numbers, but it was fairly significant in size. Pretty close to what the other comment indicates. Around 48 x 20 x 10 or so.
2046125
At it's largest dimensions it's 15 3/4 x 13 5/8 x 4 1/4 inches. Hope this helps. My wife loves it by the way.
1461376
It's hard to say due to their odd cloud shape, but the approximate sizes are as follows: smallest = 2"x4", largest = 7"x11". They don't really seem that big, but I measured from the highest peak of each fluffy cloud. Hope it helps!
782338
No - the model can't be to scale as outlined in this reply. The gas planets are huge compared to the terrestrial 4 inner planets. The answer to "how many Earth's can fit into Jupiter" is 1,321.3. You can do the math yourself if you would like. Take the volume of Jupiter(1.43128 x 1015 km3, divide it by the volume of Earth(1.08321 x 1012 km3 and you should end with 1,321.3. It has an equatorial radius of 71,492 km, which is 11.2 times larger than Earth's. As you can tell from that number, Jupiter is a very large planet. In fact, it accounts for 2.5 times as much mass as all of the other planets in the Solar System. Just to give you another way to look at how much larger Jupiter is than the other planets, you could fit 763.6 Earths inside Saturn, 63.1 Earths inside Uranus, and 57.7 Earths inside Neptune. The only object in the Solar System larger than Jupiter is the Sun. You could fit 1.3 million Earths inside the Sun. Read more: http://www.universetoday.com/65365/how-many-earths-can-fit-in-jupiter/#ixzz2VCqdBNIE
1517680
It's probably about 10-12 inches long by about 5-6 inches high. Hope that helps.
983095
The largest canister has a circumference of 24.5" with an 8" diameter. The second largest canister has a circumference of 21.5" with a diameter of 7".
911835
Not really sure about the exact dimensions. It is the same as any PS3 game or blu-ray. Hope that helps.
899026
Most of the stars are about the size of coins (some dime, nickel, quarter sized). Some small moons and shooting stars a couple inches across. Some large moons, circles, and one Saturn looking planet go up to about 10 inches across.
1731422
The globe is 7" in diameter. It sits on a base that is approx 5" sq and 5 " tall. Entire unit is approx 13" tall
1720225
They vary by animal (as some are standing, others sitting). The longest dimension is approx. 2" per figure. I hope this helps!
1727148
There are taller versions of this same terrarium by exo-terra - the base dimensions are the same (36" wide, 18" deep - this is the largest "base" dimension they have) but the others are 24" or 36" tall - 36"x18"x36" or 36"x18"x24" (width, depth, height). I have used (and loved) the 12x12x12, and will be picking up a larger version soon for some Dart frogs.
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Sorry, I don't remember exactly but it is a flat pack so the largest dimension is not much more than the size of the top which is in one piece. Then maybe 6 or 7 inches depth for all the pieces laid flat!