Table: Solar-System Planets Plus Some Solar-System Planet-Like Astronomical Objects, Earth's Umbra Extent (UE), and Earth's L2 Point
    Orbital Properties and Year Lengths of Solar System Bodies
    Object Orbital Radius (AU) Orbital Period (Years) Orbital Eccentricity Orbital Inclination (Degrees)
    Mercury 0.387 0.241 0.2056 7.01°
    Venus 0.723 0.615 0.0068 3.39°
    Earth 1.000 1.000 0.0167 0.00°
    Mars 1.524 1.881 0.0934 1.85°
    Jupiter 5.203 11.86 0.0484 1.31°
    Saturn 9.537 29.46 0.0542 2.48°
    Uranus 19.191 84.02 0.0472 0.77°
    Neptune 30.069 164.79 0.0086 1.77°
    Dwarf Planets
    Ceres 2.767 4.60 0.0758 10.59°
    Pluto 39.482 247.94 0.2488 17.16°
    Notes:
    1. As always, whenever we observe tables, the point is NOT to try to memorize them which is impossible, but to contemplate what they mean while observing them.
    2. The quantities: planet or planet-like astronomical object mean orbital radius (in astronomical units ( 1 AU = 1.49597870700 × 1011), the orbital period in years, eccentricity (a dimensionless number), orbital inclination (in degrees), equatorial in Earth equatorial radii (Req,⊕ = 6378.1370 km).
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