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Earth to Mars: 8 planets and their Aphelions

Aphelion, represents the point in a celestial object's orbit farthest from the Sun. It plays a crucial role in understanding planetary motion, climate, and the overall dynamics

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Mercury

Aphelion at 69.8 million km. A scorching world with extreme temperature variations

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Venus

Aphelion at 108.9 million km. A hot and acidic greenhouse planet with thick clouds

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Earth

Aphelion at 152.1 million km. Our home, with diverse life and a unique blue-marble appearance

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Mars

Aphelion at 249.2 million km. The Red Planet, known for its deserts and potential for future colonization

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Jupiter

Aphelion at 817.6 million km. The gas giant with immense storms and numerous moons

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Saturn

Aphelion at 1.514 billion km. Famous for its stunning rings and icy moons

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Uranus

Aphelion at 3.005 billion km. A tilted ice giant with an unusual rotation

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Neptune

Aphelion at 4.554 billion km. The blue ice giant with strong winds and a mysterious interior

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Pluto (Dwarf Planet)

Aphelion at 7.375 billion km. A dwarf planet in the Kuiper Belt, characterized by its heart-shaped region and five known moons

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