Here is a table of information about the notable planets in our solar system:

Planet Name    Symbol    Avg Distance from Sun (AU)    Closest Approach (AU)    Furthest Approach (AU)    Mass (Earth masses)    Diameter (Earth diameters)

Mercury        ?????       0.39        0.30        0.47        0.055        0.38

Venus        ?????        0.72        0.718        0.728        0.815        0.949

Earth        ???        1.00        0.983        1.017        1        1

Mars        ???        1.52        1.38        1.666        0.107        0.53

Jupiter        ???        5.20        4.95        5.45        318        11.2

Saturn        ???        9.54        8.99        10.12        95.2        9.5

Uranus        ???        19.22        18.33        20.11        14.54        4.0

Neptune        ???        30.06        29.77        30.44        17.15        3.9

The planets are ranked in order from the Sun. The distance is measured in astronomical units (AU) which is the average distance between the Earth and the Sun (about 93 million miles or 150 million km). Mass is relative to Earth's mass and diameter is relative to Earth's diameter.

As you can see, the inner terrestrial planets like Mercury, Venus, and Mars are smaller and denser, while the outer gas giants like Jupiter and Saturn are much larger in size and composed primarily of hydrogen and helium. The sizes, compositions, and distances of the planets in our solar system are a result of the conditions present during its formation about 4.6 billion years ago. Please let me know if you would like more information about the formation and evolution of the solar system.
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