What is the distance from Sedna to the Sun?

Answer 1

Sedna is about 90 Astronomical Units from the Sun, at present. That's about 3 times further than Pluto. It's near to its closest approach to the Sun.

It can get to about 75 AU at its nearest, but reaches over 900 AU from the Sun at its most distant. Its average distance is about 520 AU.

Answer 2

Approximately 520 Astronomical Units, on average ("semi-major axis").

It has a very "eccentric" orbit and can get to about 75 AU from the Sun at its

closest, but is over 900 AU at its greatest distance.

Answer 3

Sedna's distance from the sun varies by a huge amount due to its eccentric orbit. At its closest it is 76.4 AU, while at its furthest is it 960.8 AU (one AU is the Earth to Sun distance of 150,000,000 km). Currently it is nearly at its closest distance of around 90 AU. It takes over 10,000 years to make one orbit of the sun.

Answer 4

First, Sedna is considered a "dwarf planet".

It's currently about 90 AU from the sun (90 times as far away from the Sun as the Earth is), but it's in the part of its orbit where it's near its closest approach to the Sun; it spends most of it's "year" much further away (at its furthest, it's estimated to get nearly 1000 AU from the Sun).

Answer 5

The average distance from Sedna to the Sun is approximately 8 billion miles (13 billion kilometers). Sedna is a distant dwarf planet that orbits the Sun in a highly elliptical orbit, reaching much farther from the Sun than most other objects in our solar system.

Answer 6

is this a subject or predicate sedna ia about the size of Pluto

Answer 7

Sedna is one of the furthest objects from the sun.

Answer 8

When they are in opposition and both at aphelion, they are 50.03 AU apart. When they are in conjunction and Venus is at aphelion and Pluto is at perihelion, they are 28.93 AU apart.