Set the size of the Sun and see how big the planets would be, and where in Zielona Góra their orbits would fall. It starts at 13 m, the size of the Wenus planetarium dome.
Scale 1 : 110,000,000
A sculpture can stand inside the city — out to Jupiter. The whole orbit, whichever way you walk — out to Mars.
To reach further, the Sun has to shrink — tap to see it:
| Body | Diameter | From the Sun | Closest – furthest | City |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sunthe planetarium dome | 13 m | — | — | — |
| Mercury | 4.6 cm | 541 m | 429 m – 652 m | whole orbit |
| Venus | 11.3 cm | 1,010 m | 1,003 m – 1,017 m | whole orbit |
| EarthMoon 3.2 cm, 3.59 m from Earth | 11.9 cm | 1,396 m | 1,373 m – 1,420 m | whole orbit |
| Mars | 6.3 cm | 2,128 m | 1,929 m – 2,327 m | whole orbit |
| Jupiter | 1.31 m | 7,267 m | 6,913 m – 7,620 m | part of it |
| Saturnrings 2.54 m | 1.09 m | 13.4 km | 12.7 km – 14.1 km | outside |
| Uranus | 47.3 cm | 26.8 km | 25.5 km – 28 km | outside |
| Neptune | 46 cm | 42.1 km | 41.7 km – 42.6 km | outside |
Voyager 1, on its way since 1977 and still transmitting, would be 240 km from here.
Proxima Centauri, the nearest star, would stand 375,009 km away.