Ok so these first two images are obviously only showing the scale of the planets' SIZES and *NOT* their relative orbital distances.

And as you noticed, Saturn is "naked" -- I couldn't figure out how to make the rings look real... I'll try again one day when a new method occurs to me lol





But this next picture is HUGE -- 800 dpi -- which shows the relative ORBITAL distances to scale. Obviously, you cannot see the planets as I had to pull back so far just to see the whole thing that the planets disappeared lol. Even the Sun became merely a pinpoint of light. Accordingly, I'd advise you to right-click and save this file before viewing it.

the ENTIRE solar system

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