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Planet	Average Distance from the Sun (10⁹ km)	Equatorial Diameter (km)	Mass (10²⁴ kg)	Orbital Deviation from Circular	Rotational Period/Day (Earth Days)
Mercury	58	4,878	3.30	0.206	58.6
Venus	108	12,104	4.87	0.007	243
Earth	150	12,756	5.98	0.017	1
Mars	228	6,794	0.642	0.093	1.03
Jupiter	778	142,800	1,900	0.048	0.414
Saturn	1,427	120,000	568	0.056	0.444
Uranus	2,870	52,000	86.8	0.047	0.718
Neptune	4,497	48,400	102.5	0.009	0.671
Pluto	5,899	3,000	0.0127	0.248	6.4

Farthest Planet Away: Pluto

Pluto is 30% farther away than the second farthest planet.
Pluto is 10,070% farther away that the nearest planet.

In order, the next farthest planets are

Neptune
Uranus
Saturn
Jupiter
Mars
Earth
Venus
Mercury

Largest Equatorial Diameter: Jupiter

Jupiter’s diameter is 20% greater than the second largest diameter.
Jupiter’s diameter is 4660% greater away than the smallest diameter.

In order, the planets with the next largest diameters are:

Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
Earth
Venus
Mars
Mercury
Pluto

Most Massive: Jupiter

Jupiter is 236% more massive than the second most massive planet.
Jupiter is 6,684,209% more massive than the least massive planet.

In order, the next most massive planets are:

Saturn
Neptune
Saturn
Uranus
Earth
Venus
Mercury
Mars
Pluto

Most Deviant from a Circular Orbit: Pluto

Pluto’s orbit is 20% more deviant than the second most deviant orbit.
Pluto’s orbit is 3440% more deviant than the least deviant orbit.

In order, the planets with the next most deviant orbits are:

Mercury
Mars
Saturn
Jupiter
Uranus
Earth
Neptune
Venus

Longest Rotational Period: Venus

Venus’s day is 315% longer than the planet with the second longest day.
Venus’s day is 58596% longer than the planet with the shortest day.

In order, the planets with the next longest days are:

Mercury
Pluto
Mars
Earth
Uranus
Neptune
Pluto
Saturn
Jupiter

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