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Neptune is in a nearly circular orbit at 30.06 AU from the Sun, while the Earth is in a nearly circular orbit at 1 AU. So the closest point between the Earth and Neptune is about 29 AU, while the farthest distance is about 31 AU. As of today (December 8, 2008) Neptune is 30.44 AU away from Earth.

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14y ago

The Nine Planets web site (link below) will give you the orbital distances of each of the planets in kilometers. You can easily convert kilometers to Astronomical Units by dividing the orbital distance by 149,598,000. This is the number of km in one AU.

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6y ago

Neptune is about 30 AU from the Sun. The distance from the Earth can be up to 1 AU more or less, depending on which side of the Sun the Earth is (in relation to Neptune).

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10y ago

I calculate 57.7 of them.

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13y ago

About 18.375AU from the Sun.

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8y ago

Approx 30 AU.

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