This text presents information about the sizes and distances of the planets in our solar system. The total diameter of all the planets combined is 236,120 miles, much smaller than the diameter of the Sun. The average distance between Earth and Venus is 25 million miles, making it the closest planet to Earth. This distance between Earth and Venus is only slightly smaller than the difference between the average Earth-Moon distance and the total diameter of all the planets combined. The text also includes a table with data on the sizes and distances of each planet and a comparison to Earth's values. Overall, the text highlights the varying sizes and distances of the planets in our solar system, with an emphasis on the relationship between Earth, Venus, and the Moon.