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As the Earth elliptically orbits the Sun, there you go, adding roughly another 940 million kilometers every year.
One full orbit takes 230 million years— meaning we've aged little more than one galactic year since the first dinosaurs.
But once you're in orbit around the Earth, “days” last only ninety minutes.
An exoplanet is a planet orbiting a star outside of our solar system.
The Polixate comet will only remain in orbit for a few days, and after that it won't return for centuries.
There'd be like something hints out there like a presidential center would look like a scout ship that's just come down from lower orbit and landed in Chicago.