When is Jupiter's aphelion?

Answer 1

Saturn's aphelion is when Saturn is farthest from the Sun.

At that point it is about 1,513,326,000 km (10.1 AU) away from our star (measured from center of mass to center of mass).

Answer 2

Mercury's aphelion, or the part of its orbit that is farthest from the sun, is 43.4 million miles. Although this is the closest aphelion of any planet in the solar system, it gets within 25 million miles of Venus's aphelion.

Answer 3

Aphelion is the point in its orbit where it is furthest from the Sun. Positions in planets' orbits are measured by an angle called the right ascension and declination, and for Jupiter the aphelion is 193 degrees. Jupiter will arrive there next at the end of 2016 when it will be near the star Spica.

Answer 4

Neptune's aphelion (Furthest distance from the sun) is:

4,553,946,490 km

2,829,691,160 miles

30.44 AU