Orbit Distance(AU) : Average distance from the Sun measured in astronomical units (1 AU ≈ 149.6 million km, distance from Earth to the Sun).
Equatorial Radius(km) : The distance from the center of the planet to its equator, defining the planet's size at its widest point.
Volume(km³) : The total three-dimensional space occupied by the planet.
Mass(M⊕) : The mass of the planet relative to Earth’s mass (1 M⊕ = Earth's mass = 5.9722×10²⁴kg).
Density(g/cm³) : Average mass per unit volume, indicating the planet's composition (e.g., gas giants have lower density than rocky planets).
Surface Gravity(m/s²) : The gravitational pull experienced on the planet's surface.
Escape Velocity(km/h) : The minimum speed needed to break free from the planet’s gravitational pull without further propulsion.
Rotation Period(Earth Days) : The time taken by the planet to complete one full rotation on its axis.
Orbit Period(Earth Years) : The time required for the planet to orbit the Sun once.
Mean Orbit Velocity(km/h) : The average speed of the planet as it travels along its orbit around the Sun.
Orbit Eccentricity : A measure of how elliptical (oval) the orbit is, ranging from 0 (circular) to 1 (parabolic).
Orbit Inclination : The tilt of the planet's orbit relative to the plane of the Solar System, measured in degrees.
Equatorial Inclination : The tilt of the planet’s equator relative to its orbital plane.
Surface Temperature : Average temperature of the planet’s surface, often varying between the day and night sides.
Atmospheric Constituents : Primary gases that make up the planet’s atmosphere.
Moons : The number of natural Moons orbiting the planet.
Rings: Presence of planetary rings.

A real-time visualization of our solar system using planetary science data. NASA/JPL-Caltech

Eyes on the Solar System - James Webb Space Telescope - NASA/JPL-Caltech