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836: 'near') for the closest point to the
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4955:(Epoch 2021-Jul-01/Soln.date: 2021-Apr-13)
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2772:380,951,528 km (236,712,305 mi)
2672:816,001,807 km (507,040,016 mi)
2669:740,679,835 km (460,237,112 mi)
2651:249,232,432 km (154,865,853 mi)
2648:206,655,215 km (128,409,597 mi)
1298:Various related terms are used for other
146:Learn how and when to remove this message
5098:
5024:Photographic Size Comparison, perseus.gr
5018:Photographic Size Comparison, perseus.gr
4535:"Perihelion, Aphelion and the Solstices"
4068:
3955:"Earth-Moon Barycenter - SkyMarvels.com"
3907:
3821:when it had only 8 observations over an
2903:
2630:152,098,233 km (94,509,460 mi)
2627:147,098,291 km (91,402,640 mi)
2609:108,942,780 km (67,693,910 mi)
2606:107,476,170 km (66,782,600 mi)
1815:
912:
779:
277:Apsides pertaining to orbits around the
159:
4945:from the original on September 26, 2021
4889:from the original on September 13, 2021
4678:"Data.GISS: Earth's Orbital Parameters"
4597:from the original on September 29, 2015
4109:from the original on September 30, 2019
3927:
3744:
2588:69,817,445 km (43,382,549 mi)
2585:46,001,009 km (28,583,702 mi)
825: 'away from') for the farthest or
329:apply in the same way to the orbits of
297:'s two apsides are the farthest point,
14:
5946:
5737:Transposition, docking, and extraction
4856:from the original on February 12, 2023
1871:The two images below show the orbits,
1398:
1326:is occasionally used for Jupiter, but
775:
5072:
4915:from the original on January 31, 2018
4567:from the original on January 11, 2018
4484:from the original on December 8, 2015
4427:from the original on December 9, 2019
4376:from the original on October 24, 2018
4346:from the original on November 8, 2018
4059:dictionaries give both pronunciations
3977:
3975:
3681:
1080:, the point of least distance is the
971:, the point of least distance is the
875:are independent of the smaller mass.
4869:
4834:JPL SBDB: 101P/Chernykh (Epoch 2012)
4815:from the original on October 3, 2020
4641:
4541:from the original on January 3, 2018
4515:from the original on August 23, 2019
2996:, at minimum (pericenter) distance,
2157:
2017:Distances of selected bodies of the
84:adding citations to reliable sources
55:
4866:(JPL#K242/3 Soln.date: 2022-Oct-24)
4698:
4502:
4185:from the original on March 29, 2022
4156:from the original on March 19, 2010
3127:, at maximum (apocenter) distance,
2887:14,594,512,904 km (9.068609883
1950:
784:The two-body system of interacting
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4789:from the original on July 17, 2020
4763:from the original on July 16, 2020
4757:"JPL SBDB: Hale-Bopp (Epoch 1996)"
4711:from the original on July 13, 2021
4623:from the original on July 17, 2015
4466:
4435:– via ui.adsabs.harvard.edu.
3972:
3192:Specific relative angular momentum
3037:{\textstyle r_{\text{per}}=(1-e)a}
2880:5,765,732,799 km (3.582660263
2858:7,894,762,625 km (4.905578065
2851:5,671,928,586 km (3.524373028
2829:7,706,399,149 km (4.788534427
2822:5,157,623,774 km (3.204798834
2800:7,376,124,302 km (4.583311152
2793:4,436,756,954 km (2.756872958
2747:4,537,039,826 km (2.819185846
2740:4,459,753,056 km (2.771162073
2718:3,006,318,143 km (1.868039489
2711:2,734,998,229 km (1.699449110
2148:. (This is closely related to the
2105:are easier to heat than the seas.
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5965:
5797:Kepler's laws of planetary motion
5009:
4731:"NASA planetary comparison chart"
4658:from the original on July 6, 2020
4366:"Dawn Journal: 11 Years in Space"
3181:Kepler's laws of planetary motion
3168:{\textstyle r_{\text{ap}}=(1+e)a}
1113:), and of greatest distance, the
535:Kepler's laws of planetary motion
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5792:Interplanetary Transport Network
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2557:Distance from Sun at perihelion
1867:Inner planets and outer planets
1072:When discussing a satellite of
878:When used as a suffix—that is,
270:is the line connecting the two
71:needs additional citations for
5830:Retrograde and prograde motion
4965:JPL SBDB: 4 Vesta (Epoch 2021)
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852:. For the Sun, the suffix is
806:There are two apsides in any
5777:Equatorial coordinate system
4652:University of Southern Maine
4619:. Space Weather. July 2008.
4340:"MAVEN » Science Orbit"
3839:Distance of closest approach
3697:chosen using an unperturbed
1357:. More recently, during the
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3864:Perifocal coordinate system
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3734:time of perihelion passage
3356:{\textstyle r_{\text{per}}}
1820:Diagram of a body's direct
1804:Perihelion (disambiguation)
689:Tsiolkovsky rocket equation
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5529:Longitude of the periapsis
4252:February 25, 2019, at the
4146:"Apollo 15 Mission Report"
3987:December 22, 2015, at the
3691:time of perihelion passage
3327:{\textstyle r_{\text{ap}}}
3179:While, in accordance with
2122:longitude of the periapsis
1900:orbital plane of reference
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477:Bi-elliptic transfer orbit
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5046:October 13, 2007, at the
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4474:"the definition of apsis"
3894:Dictionary.com Unabridged
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1811:Aphelion (disambiguation)
317:, and the nearest point,
303:, and the nearest point,
4259:Asimov's Science Fiction
4103:"Basics of Space Flight"
3928:Joe Rao (July 6, 2023).
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967:For a body orbiting the
684:Propellant mass fraction
583:Gravitational influences
45:Not to be confused with
36:Perigee (disambiguation)
5835:Specific orbital energy
4231:10.1093/mnras/176.3.633
4081:Encyclopædia Britannica
3807:Trans-Neptunian objects
3745:Date of perihelion (tp)
3257:Specific orbital energy
2126:longitude of perihelion
1798:Perihelion and aphelion
869:Newton's laws of motion
555:Specific orbital energy
32:Apogee (disambiguation)
5247:Geostationary transfer
4977:"JPL SBDB: 2015 TH367"
4046:, Townsend Young 1859
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472:Hohmann transfer orbit
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170:primary, or host, body
5820:Orbital state vectors
5762:Characteristic energy
5732:Trans-lunar injection
5520:Argument of periapsis
5197:Prograde / Retrograde
5158:Hyperbolic trajectory
5022:Aphelion – Perihelion
4783:"JPL SBDB: Hale-Bopp"
3783:Numerical integration
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1885:Earth's orbital plane
1861:numerical integration
1819:
1419:studies commonly use
916:
794:common center of mass
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668:Preflight engineering
400:Argument of periapsis
287:for the farthest and
201: 'arch, vault';
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5667:Bi-elliptic transfer
5187:Parabolic trajectory
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2031:orbital eccentricity
1973:the lines of apsides
1857:full dynamical model
886:point, or 2) at the
724:Propulsive maneuvers
80:improve this article
5707:Low-energy transfer
4688:on October 2, 2015.
4642:Rockport, Steve C.
4617:"Earth at Aphelion"
4537:. timeanddate.com.
4413:2009JGRA..114.3215C
4310:10.1038/nature01121
4302:2002Natur.419..694S
4222:1976MNRAS.176..633F
3849:Flyby (spaceflight)
3735:
3711:Short-period comets
3693:are defined at the
2075:Milankovitch cycles
1945:of the Solar System
1929:of the Solar System
1845:osculating elements
1683:
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1427:, is used instead.
1399:Terminology summary
856:, so the names are
776:General description
701:Efficiency measures
604:Sphere of influence
573:Celestial mechanics
355:Part of a series on
5702:Inclination change
5350:Distant retrograde
4682:data.giss.nasa.gov
3959:www.skymarvels.com
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520:Dynamical friction
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5845:Two-line elements
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5575:Eccentric anomaly
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5284:Orbit of the Moon
5143:Highly elliptical
4737:on August 4, 2016
4370:www.planetary.org
4286:(6908): 694–696.
4216:(6908): 633–646.
4056:, page 26.) Many
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3732:12P/Pons–Brooks
3707:Comet Hale–Bopp
3684:
3663:
3660:
3659:
3633:
3617:
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3599:semi-minor axis
3587:arithmetic mean
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3138:
3134:
3132:
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3093:
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3061:
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3003:
3001:
2998:
2997:
2962:
2942:
2939:
2930:
2926:
2924:
2921:
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2888:
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2859:
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2830:
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2741:
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2065:
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1269:Johannes Kepler
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645:Lyapunov orbits
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550:Surface gravity
525:Escape velocity
515:
507:
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487:Parabolic orbit
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425:Semi-major axis
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502:Decaying orbit
499:
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489:
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465:Transfer orbit
463:
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459:Elliptic orbit
456:
454:Circular orbit
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5938:Solar System
5825:Perturbation
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5782:Ground track
5692:Gravity turn
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5451:Eccentricity
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5407:Lunar cycler
5380:Heliocentric
5320:other points
5269:Medium Earth
5167:Non-inclined
4981:. Retrieved
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4939:JPL Horizons
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3869:True anomaly
3859:Mean anomaly
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3787:dwarf planet
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3726:solution vs
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3689:such as the
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1687:Astronomical
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1437:Astronomical
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497:Radial orbit
448:eccentricity
430:True anomaly
415:Mean anomaly
405:Eccentricity
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78:Please help
73:verification
70:
5926:Outer space
5914:Spaceflight
5787:Hill sphere
5622:Mean motion
5502:Inclination
5491:Orientation
5392:Mars cycler
5330:Areocentric
5202:Synchronous
4705:astropixels
4648:Planetarium
4571:January 10,
4545:January 10,
4431:December 9,
4380:October 24,
4350:November 7,
4246:Perimelasma
4160:October 16,
2891:10 mi)
2884:10 mi)
2862:10 mi)
2855:10 mi)
2833:10 mi)
2826:10 mi)
2804:10 mi)
2797:10 mi)
2751:10 mi)
2744:10 mi)
2722:10 mi)
2715:10 mi)
2161:Perihelion
1879:, which is
1836:around the
1824:around the
1768:Gr: melos;
1439:host object
1393:aponigricon
1377:perimelasma
1347:apocynthion
1337:During the
1316:-galacticon
1185:apocynthion
1130:lunar orbit
936:Terminology
800:), (red +).
630:Halo orbits
594:Hill sphere
410:Inclination
5727:Rendezvous
5423:Parameters
5259:High Earth
5229:Geocentric
5182:Osculating
5139:Elliptical
4919:January 5,
4459:2106.09409
3875:References
3802:Short arcs
2916:Pericenter
2567:insolation
2517:January 2
2500:January 5
2483:January 3
2466:January 3
2449:January 4
2432:January 3
2415:January 4
2398:January 4
2381:January 2
2079:barycenter
2023:perihelion
1843:Comparing
1765:-nigricon
1757:Black hole
1741:Barycenter
1731:galaxias;
1711:Lat: astra
1669:-poseidion
1665:-poseideum
1623:-saturnium
1381:apomelasma
1375:The terms
1328:-saturnium
1261:perihelion
1259:The words
1244:periselene
1063:periastron
973:perihelion
946:pericenter
904:spacecraft
900:barycenter
862:perihelion
829:(from
823:, (ap(o)-)
818:(from
798:barycenter
674:Mass ratio
589:Barycenter
341:, and the
327:perihelion
319:perihelion
290:perihelion
262:about its
180:(from
106:newspapers
5890:Astronomy
5772:Ephemeris
5749:mechanics
5659:Maneuvers
5602:Variation
5365:Libration
5360:Lissajous
5264:Low Earth
5254:Graveyard
5153:Horseshoe
5062:JPL SBDB
5050:from the
4741:August 4,
3964:April 23,
3939:April 22,
3934:Space.com
3637:μ
3626:ε
3620:−
3526:−
3479:−
3279:μ
3274:−
3268:ε
3237:μ
3219:−
3090:μ
3081:−
3047:Apocenter
3023:−
2970:−
2959:μ
2364:January 5
2347:January 3
2330:January 3
2313:January 4
2296:January 2
2279:January 4
2262:January 4
2245:January 2
2228:January 5
2211:January 3
2194:January 3
2164:Aphelion
1896:reference
1531:-cynthion
1498:Cytherean
1417:Exoplanet
1413:(primary)
1255:Etymology
1248:aposelene
954:periapsis
950:apocenter
918:Keplerian
884:periapsis
514:Equations
442:Types of
343:asteroids
251:-sih-deez
5948:Category
5538:Position
5163:Inclined
5134:Circular
5044:Archived
5031:Archived
4993:cite web
4943:Archived
4913:Archived
4887:Archived
4854:Archived
4819:July 17,
4813:Archived
4793:July 16,
4787:Archived
4767:July 16,
4761:Archived
4715:June 24,
4709:Archived
4656:Archived
4621:Archived
4595:Archived
4565:Archived
4539:Archived
4513:Archived
4482:Archived
4425:Archived
4374:Archived
4344:Archived
4318:12384690
4250:Archived
4189:July 18,
4183:Archived
4154:Archived
4150:Glossary
4107:Archived
4105:. NASA.
4050:Archived
4029:Archived
3985:Archived
3833:See also
3724:Two body
2910:formulae
2846:Makemake
2068: AU
2027:aphelion
1881:coplanar
1763:-bothron
1761:-melasma
1707:-astron
1674:Poseidon
1648:-uranion
1577:-demeter
1476:-hermion
1363:perilune
1283:(Greek:
1275:(Greek:
1265:aphelion
1236:perilune
1067:apastron
1021:aphelion
958:apoapsis
923:: point
908:altitude
888:apoapsis
858:aphelion
323:aphelion
315:aphelion
284:aphelion
5876:Portals
5747:Orbital
5717:Phasing
5677:Delta-v
5482:Apsides
5476:,
5274:Molniya
5192:Parking
5129:Capture
5117:General
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