The equation to find the semi-minor axis of elliptical orbit is b=a*sqrt(1 - e^2), where b is the semi-minor axis, a is the semi-major axis, and e is the eccentricity. Therefore, using 17.8AU as the semi-major axis and 0.967 as the eccentricity, the semi-minor axis is calculated to be 4.53AU or 6.62*10^11 m.
i hope its 149.5562786 giga-meters because that's the answer i got for my calculus homework
149,597,890 km
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There is no 'periodic' change in the earths orbit. The orbit is elliptical and over time (a great many years) becomes less so.
the earths tilt and the orbit around the sun
Variations in the Earth's orbit around the sun are called Milankovitch cycles. Scientist do not believe that Milankovitch cycles can start or end an ice age. Each cycle runs a different length and the variations in the cycles reinforce their effects or cancel them.
149,597,890 km
yes it does :)
From equinox to equinox, the orbit is 365.2425 * 24 hours (approx)
the earths orbit because the earths orbit is the size of earth + the size of the moon
Earths Orbit? Earths Orbit?
I am not sure if it is called a circumference, since it is not a circle, but whatever it is called is 583,400,000 miles in length.
The moon's orbit around the Earth lasts 27.32 days. That's around 4 weeks. Its orbit around the Earth is elliptic.
That's called an "orbit".
Earths orbit around the sun is not unusual.
earths tempertures
Venus
Generally speaking, yes. It should be noted however that the outer planets have a more elliptic orbit (egg shaped).