
Neutron star
≈20 kmMore mass than the Sun can be compressed into a sphere roughly the width of a city.
Planetary ↔ Planetary
A neutron star can contain more mass than the Sun inside a diameter comparable with a city.
Using the stated linear measurements, Earth is 637.1× Neutron star.

More mass than the Sun can be compressed into a sphere roughly the width of a city.

Our ocean world, measured by mean diameter — the anchor for familiar planetary comparisons.
The answer
About 637.1× Neutron star linear spans fit across the selected measurement of Earth.
The metre values can be divided as linear spans, but the two entries do not describe identical kinds of boundary.
Representative, variable and model-dependent values are useful for perspective only when their status remains visible.
Measurement ledger
| Landmark | Value | Measurement | Certainty | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Neutron star | ≈20 km | representative stellar-remnant diameter | Representative | NASA Science ↗ |
| Earth | 12,742 km | mean diameter | Measured | NASA Science ↗ |