[SunkenCiv]

Thanks KoRn for the ping!

...the giant planet, which is more than 120 times bigger than the Earth, has an extremely small core that weighs just two to 10 Earth masses.

Thanks LibWhacker for the topic. Jupiter's mass is nearly 318 times that of the Earth's, and its density is about one-fourth that of Earth, hence it has much greater overall volume. :')

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