The Sun accounts for almost ninety-nine point eight six percent of the Solar System's total mass.
Why it is true
The central star of our system is so massive that it completely dominates local gravity. Jupiter, the largest planet, represents only about zero point one percent of the total mass, leaving all other celestial bodies with a minimal fraction.
Source: NASA
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