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Celestial Object Mean Distance from Sun (million km) Period of Revolution (d=Earth days, y=Earth years) Period of Rotation at Equator Eccentricity of Orbit Equatorial Diameter (km) Axial Tilt (°)
SUN --- --- 25.4 d --- ~1,391,400 7.25
MERCURY 57.9 88.0 d 58.7 d 0.206 4,879 0.03
VENUS 108.2 224.7 d 243.7 d 0.007 12,104 177.36
EARTH 149.6 365.26 d 23 h 56 min 0.017 12,756 23.44
EARTH’S MOON 149.6 (0.384 from Earth) 27.3 d 27.3 d 0.055 3,475 6.68
MARS 228.0 1.9 y 24 h 37 min 0.094 6,792 25.19
CERES 414.0 4.6 y 9 h 5 min 0.079 ~939 4.00
PALLAS 414.0 4.6 y 7 h 49 min 0.231 ~513 84.00
JUPITER 778.5 11.9 y 9 h 54 min 0.049 142,976 3.13
SATURN 1432.0 29.4 y 10 h 39 min 0.054 120,536 26.73
URANUS 2867.0 84.0 y 17 h 15 min 0.047 51,118 97.77
NEPTUNE 4515.0 164.8 y 16 h 6 min 0.009 49,528 28.32
PLUTO 5906.4 248.0 y 6.4 d 0.244 2,376 119.51
ERIS ~10,000.0 ~557.6 y 1.1 d 0.436 2,400 ~78.30