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Yes the planets distance from the Sun do differ.

Mercury = 36 million miles

Venus = 67.2 million miles

Earth = 93 million miles

Mars = 141.6 million miles

Jupiter = 483.6 million miles

Saturn = 886.7 million miles

Uranus = 1784 million miles

Neptune = 2794 million miles

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