Brazil is the fifth largest country on Earth, while Mars is the second smallest planet in our solar system. As a result it only makes sense that it’d be bigger with a surface area of 144.8 million sq. km compared to Brazil’s 8.5 million sq. km whereas Brazil’s volume is far smaller at 340 million cubic … Read more
Whether we can walk on Mars has been debated for years. While the possibility of humans one day being able to explore the red planet is exciting, we must overcome many challenges before this dream becomes a reality. From the hostile environment on Mars to the difficulty in getting supplies and equipment there, walking on … Read more
India is the seventh largest country on Earth, while Mars is the second smallest planet in our solar system. As a result it only makes sense that it’d be bigger with a surface area of 144.8 million sq. km compared to India’s 3.28 million sq. km whereas China’s volume is far smaller at 154.5 million cubic … Read more
Canada is the second largest country on Earth, while Mars is the second smallest planet in our solar system. As a result it only makes sense that it’d be bigger with a surface area of 144.8 million sq. km compared to Canada’s 9.98 million sq. km whereas Canada’s volume is far smaller at 349.4 million cubic … Read more
The main differences between Mars and Titania are that Mars is the 4th closest planet to the Sun whilst Titania is a natural satellite that orbits Uranus which is the 7th farthest planet from the Sun, Titania is smaller with a diameter of 1576.8km whereas Mars has a diameter of 6,779km and Mars has 2 … Read more
China is the third largest country on Earth, while Mars is the second smallest planet in our solar system. As a result it only makes sense that it’d be bigger with a surface area of 144.8 million sq. km compared to China’s 9.7 million sq. km whereas China’s volume is far smaller at 462 million … Read more
The main differences between Mars and Triton is that Mars is a planet with 2 moons whilst Triton is one of Neptune’s moons, Mars is bigger with a diameter of 6,779km whilst Triton has a diameter of 2,706km and Triton is far colder with a temperature of -235 °C whilst Mars has an average temperature … Read more
Australia’s surface area is 7.62 million km² whilst Mars has a surface area over 18 times that at 144.8 million km² and Mars’ volume is well over 500 times larger at 163 billion cubic kilometers compared to Australia’s 304.7 million cubic kilometers. For a more thorough breakdown of the size of both Australia and Mars, … Read more
USA may be the 4th largest planet on Earth but, it’s a far cry from Mars’ size despite it being the second smallest planet in our solar system. USA has a surface area of 9.83 million square kilometers and a volume of 393.34 million cubic kilometers while Mars is a spherical entity with a surface area … Read more
Asia may be the largest continent on Earth with a surface area of 44.58 million square kilometers, a cubic volume of 2.78 billion cubic kilometeres and a diameter roughly double that of Mars at 11,000 km however, Mars still aboslutely dwarfs it as it is a speherical shape with a diameter of 6,779km but, a … Read more
