File:Mass and radius large solar system objects.png
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English: Physical data for the solar system objects greater than 400 km in diameter from List of Solar System objects by size were analyzed in the R environment; although there is a very close power law fit between the physical variables, visualization of the residuals indicates a wide diversity of densities, especially between the 4 gas giants and the 4 terrestrial planets. |
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