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The Earth takes 365.256366 days to orbit the Sun at 107,218 kph.

This equates to a distance of 939,889,368 kilometers or 584,020,177 miles.

So about 1 billion kilometers or 600 million miles.

The formula is PI * SquareRoot of 2 * ((1/2 long axis) squared + (1/2 short axis) squared).

Gives 940,102,506 kilometers.

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