Russia has a larger surface area than the planet Pluto
Stretching across two continents and eleven time zones, Russia occupies a total landmass that exceeds the entire surface area of the distant dwarf planet Pluto.
Russia maintains a massive footprint on Earth, covering approximately 17.1 million square kilometers. In contrast, NASA data from the New Horizons mission reveals that Pluto has a surface area of roughly 16.7 million square kilometers. This comparison highlights the sheer scale of our largest country relative to celestial bodies in our solar system.