The largest planet of the solar system is Jupiter. It is the largest by mass, volume, and surface area among other statistics. Here are the critical measurements of Jupiter as well as a few other interesting facts about the planet.
Here are Jupiter's measurements: mass $1.8981 \times 10^{27}\ kg$, volume $1.43128 \times 10^{15}\ km^{3}$, surface area $6.1419 \times 10^{10}\ km^{2}$, and a mean circumference of $4.39264 \times 10^{5}\ km$. Despite its size, it only has a density of $1.326\ g/cm^3$, which is less than one fourth of Earths density. The low density is one way scientists are able to determine that it is made mostly of gases and probably does not have a solid core.

Jupiter is the biggest planet.

In 1610, the year after Galileo Galilei first turned a telescope to the sky, he became the very first person to observe Saturn's rings, though he could not see them well enough to discern their true nature. In 1655, Christiaan Huygens was the first person to describe them as a disk surrounding Saturn.

Equitorial diameter of the earth is about $12756$ km and The polar diameter of earth is $12713.6$km

The planet Mars is known as Mangal graha in India.

In India planets are called as ''grahas"

Varun is the Indian name of the Neptune.

The five brightest planets mercury, venus, mars,jupiter and saturn can easily be seen by naked eye.

Shukra is known as Venus.

According to Indian mythology Uranus is named as Indira.

The smallest planet in the solar system is Mercury. For the longest time, the smallest planet was considered to be Pluto, but now Pluto isn’t a planet any more.

Mercury measures 4879 km along its equator. Just for comparison, Earth is 12,742 km across. So, Mercury is only 38% the diameter of Earth. In terms of volume, it’s even less. Mercury has only 0.05 the volume of the Earth. In other words, if the Earth was a hollow shell, you could fit 20 Mercury's inside with room to spare.

Ans: Neptune

Venus is the brightest of all planets. It can be seen sometimes in the eastern sky before sunrise and in the western sky just after sunset. Hence, it is called the morning or evening star.

Saturn is the least dense planet. In fact, its density is less than water and it can hence float on water.

Pluto was once considered to be a planet of our solar system. Since 2006, according to the International Astronomical Organization, it is no more considered a planet and is termed as a dwarf planet.

Planets do not have their own light. Those merely reflect the Sun's light that falls on them. 

Earth is the only planet that has life on it. All the rest have no trace of life on those.

Mars appears to be reddish in color and is hence known as the red planet.

Earth appears to be bluish green in colour and Mars appears to be reddish in colour. Hence it is also known as the red planet.

Earth is at an optimum distance from the Sun, therefore the sunlight reaching the Earth is not extremely hot. Also, the ozone layer prevents the entry of harmful rays. Presence of water and atmosphere that are essential for life an Earth to grow.

Mercury is the first planet of our solar system. It is very close to the Sun and is mostly hidden because of excessive light or glare of the Sun. Hence, it is not easily visible. However, it can be seen just before sunrise or just after sunset from places where trees and buildings do not disturb the view.

Venus is the brightest planet in the night sky and can be spotted easily.

A band of asteroids present between Mass and Jupiter separates the planets into inner (planets before the band of asteroids) and outer (planets after the band of asteroids) planets. Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars lie before the band of asteroids and are called inner planets.

The planet nearest to the sun is Mercury.

A solar concentrator uses lenses, called Fresnel lenses, which take a large area of sunlight and direct it towards a specific spot by bending the rays of light and focusing them. Some people use the same principle when they use a magnifying lens to focus the Sun's rays on a pile of kindling or paper to start fires.

Inferior planets are those planets which is closer to Sun than the Earth, Mercury and Venus are the inferior planets.

Mercury is the smallest planet.

Radius of Saturn is about $9$ times than that of earth.

Twilight is seen because the earth's atmosphere, some light scatters through small particles in the atmosphere- so, there is still some light n the sky even after the sun  has gone down.

Superior planets are those planets which is farther from the earth than the Sun. Except Mercury and Venus rest are superior planets.

Mass of the planet jupiter is about $318$ times than that of earth.

Jupiter is the largest planet in the universe its diameter is about $1.3\times { 10 }^{ 5 }$km.

First of all venus is very close to earth so very less amount of light gets scattered by atmosphere particles and second thing is it reflects $75\%$ of the light coming from sun.

According to recent astronomical data pluto is the planet which is at the farthest distance from earth.

A planet signs because it reflects the light coming from the sun.

The smallest planet in the solar system is  mercury.

Surface gravity of different planets has a unique surface gravity.
Newton's second law of motion: $F=ma$............(1)
Law of universal gravitation: $F _g=\dfrac{GM _1M _2}{R^2}$............(2)
The value of $G$ was originally determined experimentally by Henry Cavendish and has a value of $6.67\times10^{11} N m^3/kgs^{2}$
By using these two equations, one can derive another equation that shows the acceleration due to gravity at the surface of a planet, i.e., $g=\dfrac{GM}{R^2}$
Where $M$ is the mass of the planet and $R$ is its radius.
The surface gravity of the planets, as determined by the equation above and shown relative to Earth's gravity can be seen below:

Object:           g/g-earth:       Acceleration at the surface

Earth...............$1.0$...............$g = 9.78\ m/s^2$ ($32.1\ ft/s^2$)

Jupiter.............$2.36$...........$g = 23.1\ m/s^2$ ($75.9\ ft/s^2$)

Saturn.............$1.07$.............$g = 9.05\ m/s^2$($29.4\ ft/s^2$)

Uranus............$0.889$...........$g = 8.69\ m/s^2$($28.5\ ft/s^2$)

Neptune..........$1.12$.............$g = 11.0\ m/s^2$($36.0\ ft/s^2$)

So, surface gravity of different planets in correct decreasing order is Jupiter, Neptune, Saturn, Earth.

Hindi name for Pluto is yam and for Venus is Shukra. 

Ans: Neptune

Planet farthest from sun is Neptune.

Outermost layer of earth is called Crust.

Venus is the hottest planet. Although its not the closest to the sun, its dense atmosphere traps heat and warms it.

Temperature of center of earth is 6000 degree celsius.

Mercury and Venus have no natural satellites. they are both inner planets and inner planets tend to have very few or no satellites and rings.

The age of the solar system is 4.6 billion years. It is evident from the study of meteorites. Meteorites are considered as the oldest accessible material around.

Our solar system consists of a star -  the Sun and 8 planets namely Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune. There is an asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter which separates the planets in two regions. The planets towards the Sun i.e. Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars are inner planets and the other four planets are outer planets.