Scale of the Solar System
The distances between objects in the solar system are vastly larger than the objects themselves, which makes an accurate scale model hard to picture: a model with correctly scaled planet sizes would need correctly scaled distances between them too, spreading tiny planets extremely far apart. Scientists determine the relative sizes and distances of solar system objects using data collected by Earth-based instruments, space telescopes, and spacecraft, not by how large or close an object merely appears from Earth.
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