I thought this was a cool blender animation.

[GDJ]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=At0w3pnIVgc


It's all the major moons and planets of our Solar System in scale to one another.

For KSP reference, Kerbin is about the size of Eris (give or take a itty bitty bit).

[Stone Blue]

NIce... Would be kewl if someone replicated that for KSP's Kerbol system...

[GDJ]

Here's another one, comparing our planets, then stars.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEheh1BH34Q


Our sun is literally a dwarf in the grand scheme of things.

[SuperFastJellyfish]

Here's a flash thingy in the same vein:  http://htwins.net/scale2/

[lajoswinkler]

I saw an error. Phobos and Deimos sizes are all wrong. They're tiny asteroids, not huge lumps as shown in the video.

[Findthepin1]

And they show Earth as being tiny compared to Uranus or Neptune. It's actually similar to the comparison between Earth and Moon.

[GDJ]

  On 1/11/2016 at 10:47 AM, lajoswinkler said:

I saw an error. Phobos and Deimos sizes are all wrong. They're tiny asteroids, not huge lumps as shown in the video.

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Well, you wouldn't be able to see them if they were scale, eh? The video producers probably wanted to show what they looked like.

 

  On 1/11/2016 at 9:53 PM, Findthepin1 said:

And they show Earth as being tiny compared to Uranus or Neptune. It's actually similar to the comparison between Earth and Moon.

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Yeah, they showed that. Uranus and Neptune are about 4X the size of Earth, and the Earth is about 4X the size of the moon. It may not be spot-on, but close enough.

-EDIT- I double checked it, yeah the animation is out a bit. Oh well. It's just a video.

Edited January 11, 2016 by GDJ

[lajoswinkler]

  On 1/11/2016 at 10:04 PM, GDJ said:

Well, you wouldn't be able to see them if they were scale, eh? The video producers probably wanted to show what they looked like.

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If the point is to show stuff to scale, then it's wrong.

But yeah, they wouldn't be visible at such poor resolution. This is to scale.