I'm going to try to calculate the size of all the planets after shrinking them to the density of a neutron star.
I will use each planet's density as they have different densities.
First, I thought of finding the ratio between the neutron star and the planet's density and proceeding from there. Then, I tried dividing the mass by the neutron star's density. I got different answers, but I think the latter makes sense as I looked into it more.
Sun: 13.5 miles
Mercury: 140 meters
Venus: 365 meters
Earth: 391 meters
Mars: 185 meters
Jupiter: 1.66 miles
Saturn: 1.1 miles
Uranus: 950 meters
Neptune: 1000 meters
@RedPillMediaX The way they dress and everything, it almost seems like a cult organization trying to overthrow the civilization by spawning satan himself
@ywomendeservles It's really amazing that the whole time that you are getting undressed, getting into the act, doing it for a few hours, you don't even get a thought of stopping yourself.