The spacing is not even.
Also, because the planets take different amounts of time to orbit the sun (nearer orbits are faster), the distance between any two given planets varies.
Here's the average orbital distances for each planet:
Mercury - 36.0 million miles
Venus - 67.2 million miles
Earth - 92.9 million miles
Mars - 141.6 million miles
Jupiter - 483.5 million miles
Saturn - 890.7 million miles
Uranus - 1,788 million miles
Neptune - 2,798 million miles
These numbers are AVERAGES - in some of the planets, the variation is up to 25%
Since they are in similar (not the same, but close) orbital planes, one can calculate nearest approaches and farthest separates easily.
Closest approach can be APPROXIMATED by SUBTRACTING smaller number from larger number. For example: Closest Mars comes to Jupiter = 483.5 - 141.6, or ABOUT 341.9 million miles.
Furthest separation can be APPROXIMATED by ADDING both numbers. For example, Furthest Venus and Earth separation = 92.9 + 67.2 = ABOUT 160.1 million miles.
That's the best I can do without getting into great detail.
120 million miles away
Each planet is different, due to size and distance from the sun. The Earth takes 365 days or 1 year to rotate.
Venus. Edit: It's been said many times, but the distances between Earth and other planets vary as they move in their different orbits. The "outer planets" are so far away they never get as close as 100 million miles from Earth.
Between 173 and 286 miles, straight up.
It takes about 10-20 years
The distance between Earth and Saturn is 932 million miles. The circumference of the planet Saturn is 235,300 miles at its equator.
It extends from about 90 km (56 miles) to between 500 and 1,000 km (311 to 621 miles) above our planet.
there is no new planet tyche
The distance from the two capitals of each state, Atlanta and Jackson, is 351.1 Miles.
It is 298 miles grime each other
Tennessee borders North Carolina. They touch each other. The distance between TN and NC is zero miles.
An average of about 93 million miles.
On average, it's about 36 million miles.
Sort of. Jupiter is the next planet in line after mars, but there are many millions of miles between them. There is also the asteroid belt in between the two planets.
They are actually very close to each other, and it is about 9-12 miles taking M4.
It differs because Neptune is a lot farther from the sun than Earth. In order to answer this question you would have to be more specific.
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