Neptune
Neptune has been the farthest planet from the sun for 20 years due to Pluto [the dwarf planet] passing through it's orbit . Since the reclassification of Pluto as a dwarf planet rather than a planet, in 2006, Neptune will remain the farthest planet, regardless of Pluto's position in it's orbit.
You are neptune.
250 earth years. its orbit is not close to a perfect circle so sometimes it passes neptune as the 2nd farthest planet from the sun and neptune becomes the farthest. im not sure if that changes the revolving time though.
250 earth years. its orbit is not close to a perfect circle so sometimes it passes neptune as the 2nd farthest planet from the sun and neptune becomes the farthest. im not sure if that changes the revolving time though.
Pluto. Until recently (a few years ago), it was considered a planet.
Neptune has always been the farthest planet, but we didn't always know that. On August 24, 2006, when the International Astronomical Union (IAU) defined what it means to be a "planet", Neptune earned it's badge as the most distant (from the sun) planet in our solar system. Prior to that, when Pluto was referred to as a planet, it last crossed inside of Neptune's orbit on February 7, 1979 leaving Neptune as the most distant planet until February 11, 1999. Pluto's orbit crosses inside of Neptune's orbit for 20 years out of every 248.
The planet Uranus. Its year is about 84 of our years.
When a planet is closest to us is not determined by the time of year. Each planet takes a different amount of time to orbit the sun. So as we are orbiting the sun, so is Jupiter, and the time we are closest to it in one year will be different the following year, as Jupiter will have moved by then.
Mercury orbits the sun every 13 years!
Plutos orbit is highly eccentric - during one rotation of the sun its distance from the sun can vary considerably. For 20 years of each of its orbit - a small fraction, it is closer to the sun than Neptune, which has much more of a regular orbit. Neptune is now the furthest planet again as of 2006. This time its for another reason - Pluto is no longer classed as a planet, but is instead a Dwarf Planet.
it becomes leap year
Not enough information: It isn't clear at what SPEED you want to travel to the planet. With current technology, the farthest known planet in the Solar System would take a few years to reach (at most 10-15 years or so); planets in other solar systems would take thousands of times more to reach.