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Solar System: Motions

 

Planet

Orbital Eccentricity

Revolutionary Period

Mean Velocity in Orbit m.p.s.

Rotation on Axis

Inclination

Sidereal

Synodic

Orbit to Ecliptic

Equator to Orbit

Moon

.0549

27d.322 0.241y

29d.53 0y.327

0.63

27d.32

5°8’43"

6.5°

Mercury

.2056

(87d .969) 0.615y

115d.88 1y.599

30

88d

7° 0’ 13"

7°

Venus

.0068

(224d.7) 1y

583d.92

22

?

3° 23’ 39"

?

Earth

.0167

(365d.256) 687d

2y.135

18.5

1d

 

23.5°

Mars

.0934

1y.881

779d.94 1y.092

15

24h 37m

1° 51’ 0"

24°

Jupiter

.0484

11y.862

398d.88 1y.035

8

9h 50m

1° 18’ 22"

3°

Saturn

.0557

29y.458

378d.09 1y.012

6

10h 14m

2° 29’ 26"

26.25°

Uranus

.0472

84y.015

369d.66 1y.006

4

10h.8

0° 46’ 23"

98°

Neptune

.0086

164y.788

367d.49 1y.004

3

15h.8

1° 46’ 30"

29°

Pluto

.2485

247y.697

366d.74

1.5

?

17° 8’ 35"

?

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Source and attribution

Definitions and articles from Nicholas deVore's original 'Encyclopedia of Astrology' with edits and updates by Esoteric Technologies Pty Ltd, 2008.

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