If little earths could be strung about the equator of the sun like a string of pearls, how many pearls would there be in the necklace?

This wonderful imagination appeals to me, which is why I responded right away.

of the query.

Given that the equatorial radius of the sun is 696342 km, the equator's length

The Earth has a diameter of 12756 kilometers.

Thus, in order to adorn the Sun's equator-neck like pearls,

The quantity of pearls (Earths) needed is going to be

My response, if it is a genuine pearl, is 514.7348027 billions.

The radius of Earth has been added for better accuracy.

My creativity is limitless.

For more than a year, the Earth has been continuously losing pearls from behind. How

How many people made up the so-called orbit necklace?

20 mm wide Tahiti pearls are rare. Pearl sizes typically range from

6 mm–11 mm, so I use an average of 8.5 mm to determine the pearl's size.

as a component of the virtual orbit-lacing of the Earth's almost

a circular) orbit, with a radius of 1 AU = 149597871 km.

In addition, I picture Mother Earth starting with starter lace and creating a spiral orbit-lace without shattering the pearls in orbit.

Assuming "little Earths" refers to objects with the same diameter as Earth, approximately 109 Earths could fit along the equator of the Sun.