How much angular momentum do the solar system's bodies have?

   Sun:  spin angular momentum around its own axis

             I     =  3.86 x 10^(47)  kg*m^2

             omega =  2.42 x 10^(-6)  rad/s

             L     =  9.3  x 10^(41)  kg*m^2/s



   Earth: orbital angular momentum around the Sun.  Can either compute
             via I*omega, or via (m*v*d).

             omega =  2.42 x 10^(-6)  rad/s

             v     =  2.98 x 10^4     m/s

             L     =  2.66 x 10^(40)  kg*m^2/s



   Jupiter: orbital angular momentum around the Sun.  Can either compute
             via I*omega, or via (m*v*d).

             omega =  1.68 x 10^(-8)  rad/s  

             v     =  1.30 x 10^4     m/s

             L     =  1.93 x 10^(43)  kg*m^2/s



  It turns out the planets, as a group, and Jupiter, in particular, 
have much more angular momentum than the Sun itself does.