Neptune is the eighth and furthest planet from the sun. There are no planets `close` to it, but the planet which gets closest to is is Uranus. Having said that, this closest distance is around 1.6 billion km or around 10 to 11 Astronomical Units (AU), where one AU is the average Earth to Sun distance.
The two planets next to Jupiter are Saturn and Mars. Saturn is located immediately next to Jupiter, followed by Mars.
The two planets next to Mars are Earth and Jupiter. Earth is closer to Mars, while Jupiter is further away.
The next 4 planets beyond Earth are Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, and Uranus.
The planet next to three planets away from Mars is Earth. In order, it would be Mars, asteroid belt, Jupiter, Saturn, and then Earth.
Do you mean What planet is between jupiter? Well Between Jupiter there is no planet but just his moons and the next planet is saturn. So yeah and then saturn's moon is also in between. But there are Planets surrounding jupiter and saturn.
The two planets next to Jupiter are Saturn and Mars. Saturn is located immediately next to Jupiter, followed by Mars.
The two planets next to Mars are Earth and Jupiter. Earth is closer to Mars, while Jupiter is further away.
The next 4 planets beyond Earth are Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, and Uranus.
jupiter is the bigger planets
the asteroid belt is located between the planets mars and Jupiter
The neighbours of Jupiter are Mars, which is located at its inner side, and Saturn, which is located at is outer side.
Sort of. Jupiter is the next planet in line after mars, but there are many millions of miles between them. There is also the asteroid belt in between the two planets.
In between the planets Mars and Jupiter lies the asteroid belt.
The planet next to three planets away from Mars is Earth. In order, it would be Mars, asteroid belt, Jupiter, Saturn, and then Earth.
no jupiter is one of the outer planets
Next after Earth is Mars, then the four "outer planets": Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune.
Most of the asteroids spend most of their time between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter.