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As of 6:27 PM PDT on July 28, 2009, Jupiter was 4.06582 AU away. But since both Earth and Jupiter are constantly moving, that number is constantly changing. Right now, Earth is "catching up" to Jupiter in its orbit, so the distance is decreasing.

Ooops! 4.06581 AU now.

I recommend the free Stellarium program for calculations such as these.

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