How many Moons can you fit inside the Sun | Planet sizes comparison video

How many Moons can you fit inside the Sun | Planet sizes comparison video

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If the Sun was hollow, it would hold approximately 64.3 million moons!

The Sun is a very large star, with a radius of about 695,000 kilometers (432,000 miles). The Moon's radius is only about 1,737 kilometers (1,079 miles). So, if you were to take the Sun and hollow it out, you could fit a lot of Moons inside.

Of course, the Moon is not a perfect sphere, so it would not be possible to fit 64.3 million Moons inside the Sun without leaving some empty space. But even if you account for the empty space, you would still be able to fit a lot of Moons inside the Sun.

In fact, if you were to melt down the Moon and turn it into a liquid, you could fit about 1.3 million Moons inside the Sun. But since the Moon is not a liquid, the actual number of Moons that can fit inside the Sun is slightly less than 64.3 million.