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2 September, 06:14

Do all the superior planets orbit in the ecliptic plane?

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    inferior planets: Mercury and Venus. closer to the Sun than Earth. The inferior planets show phases like the Moon's when viewed from Earth. Earth. superior planets: Mars thru Neptune. farther from the Sun than Earth. The superior planets always appear full or nearly so. (this answer is on google)
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