What is is the distance between Jupiter and the sun in Astronomical Units?

Answer 1

1 Astronomical Unit (1.00 AU) is the mean distance between Earth and the sun. 1 AU is approximately equal to 149,600,000 km Saturn's mean distance from the sun is 9.529 AU Saturn's maximum distance from the sun is 10.044 AU Saturn's minimum distance from the sun is 9.014 AU

Answer 2

This question is quite difficult to answer, as the Earth and Neptune's orbits are constantly in progress at different speeds, and vastly different distances from the Sun, which changes the distance between the two objects.

The average distance between the Sun and Neptune is 30.06 AU. The Earth is exactly 1 AU from the Sun, so if all three objects were in conjunction (aligned with each other), with the Sun at the end, Neptune would be approximately 29 AU distant from Earth. If all three were in conjunction with the Sun in the middle, the distance between Earth and Neptune would be just over 31 AU.

We can say, then, that the distance between Earth and Neptune is between 29 and 31 AU, depending on their position relative to the Sun and each other.

Answer 3

The distance between Earth and Mars varies.

At their closest they are about 100 million km apart, while at their most distant they are about 380 million km apart.

Answer 4

The orbit of Jupiter is an ellipse, which means that it's orbital distance varies. At its aphelion, the distance is 5.458 AU (Astronomical Units), and at its perihelion, it is 4.950 AU.

Answer 5

0.38 AU.

An astronomical unit is 149.6 million kilometers, the distance if Mercury to the Sun is 57.9 million kilometers thus:

57.9/149.6=0.38

Answer 6

Mars to Sun closest distance = 128M miles

Mars to Sun farthest distance = 154 M miles

Average distance= 128+154=282 283/2=141

1 AU =93M miles 141/93=1.5

1.5 AU

Answer 7

1 Astronomical unit

Answer 8

20 aus

Answer 9

5.2 AU.