What is the biggest planet in the Milky Way?

Answer 1

It is difficult to distinguish between a planet and a brown dwarf but, the biggest known planet in the milkyway could possibly be
HD 100546 b

The distinction between a giant exoplanet and a brown dwarf is not well defined, so it is unclear whether most of these large bodies that have been discovered are actually planets. However, HD 100546 b holds the current record for being the largest known exoplanet in the Milky Way, according to Wikipedia.

For additional reading on exoplanets with massive masses, see the List of Largest Exoplanets. For additional reading on HD 100546 b, see HD 100546 b.

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Answer 2

Christopher Ales

The biggest planet in the Milky Way is Jupiter.

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