| 100% | JUPITER | 7 | Largest planet in the solar system |
| 94% | SATURN | 6 | Second largest planet in the solar system |
| 93% | JUPITER | 7 | The largest planet in the Solar System |
| 88% | ERIS | 4 | Largest dwarf planet in the solar system |
| 86% | JUPITER | 7 | The largest planet in our Solar System |
| 86% | SATURN | 6 | Second-largest planet in the solar system |
| 81% | MERCURY | 7 | Smallest planet in the Solar System |
| 81% | PLUTO | 5 | Dwarf planet in the solar system |
| 81% | URANUS | 6 | Coldest planet in the solar system |
| 81% | VENUS | 5 | Hottest planet in the solar system |
| 79% | JUPITER | 7 | Largest planet in our solar system |
| 79% | GANYMEDE | 8 | Largest moon in the solar system |
| 79% | CERES | 5 | Largest asteroid in the solar system |
| 79% | SUN | 3 | Largest object in the solar system |
| 78% | JUPITER | 7 | "___ War," Neal Asher book featuring the solar system's largest planet in its title |
| 77% | JUPITER | 7 | Fastest spinning planet in the solar system |
| 77% | MARS | 4 | Second-smallest planet in the solar system |
| 76% | EIGHT | 5 | Number of planets in the solar system |
| 76% | JUPITER | 7 | Planet in the solar system known for its Red Spot |
| 76% | ERIS | 4 | Most massive dwarf planet in the solar system |
| 76% | FOUR | 4 | Number of rocky planets in the solar system |
| 75% | JUPITER | 7 | "Drops of ___ (Tell Me)," 2001 song by Train with the Solar System's largest planet in its title |
| 75% | NEPTUNE | 7 | Eighth planet in the solar system; Roman ocean god |
| 75% | NINE | 4 | Number of planets in the solar system, before 2006 |
| 74% | VENUS | 5 | Hottest planet in the Solar System (800-plus degrees Fahrenheit) |
| 73% | GANYMEDE | 8 | The largest moon in the solar system |
| 73% | NEPTUNE | 7 | Only planet in the solar system not visible to the naked eye |
| 73% | VENUS | 5 | One of two planets in the solar system that lacks a moon |
| 73% | TRITON | 6 | Largest moon in the solar system with a retrograde orbit |
| 72% | SATURN | 6 | Second largest planet in our solar system |