The planets are far from the Sun, travel huge distances in space, 
and take a long time to do so. 
Pluto takes almost 250 years to go around the Sun completely 
and travels almost 23 billion miles to do so!

OBJECT 	
Distance from Sun (average)
Distance traveled in one complete orbit of the Sun (one "year.")
Amount of time for one complete orbit of the Sun (one "year.")

           Distance from Sun   , Distance traveled   ,  Amount time 1 complete orbit
Sun , 0 miles ,   ,  
Mercury ,   36.800.000 miles  ,    223.700.000 miles ,    3 Earth months
Venus   ,   67.200.000 miles  ,    422.500.000 miles ,    7 Earth months
Earth   ,   93.000.000 miles  ,    584.000.000 miles ,   12 Earth months  or 1 Earth year (365.25 days)
Mars    ,  141.600.000 miles  ,    888.000.000 miles ,   23 Earth months. Almost 2 Earth years.
Jupiter ,  483.600.000 miles  ,  3.037.000.000 miles ,  142 Earth months. Almost 12 Earth years.
Saturn  ,  886.500.000 miles  ,  5.565.900.000 miles ,  354 Earth months. (29.5 Earth years)
Uranus  , 1.783.700.000 miles , 11.201.300.000 miles , 1009 Earth months. (84 Earth years)
Neptune , 2.795.200.000 miles , 17.562.300.000 miles , 1979 Earth months (almost 165 Earth years)
Pluto   , 3.670.100.000 miles , 22.698.700.000 miles , 2977 Earth months (248 Earth years)

The distance from the Sun is average because the orbits of the planets do not make perfect circles. 
but rather very slightly flattened ones. or ellipses. 

1. Mercury: One year on planet Mercury takes just 87.97 earth days. 
This means that if you are 15 years old on Earth you would be 62 years old in Mercury years.

2. Venus:  It takes 224.7 earth days for Venus to travel once around the sun. 
If you are 15 years old on Earth, this would make you 24 years old in Venus years.

3. Earth: One year on planet Earth, or one orbit around the sun, takes 365.26 days.

4. Mars: Planet Mars goes around the sun once every 686.98 earth days. 
Hence, a 15 years old from Earth would actually be almost 8 years old in Mars years.

5. Jupiter: The planet Jupiter travels around the sun one time every 4,332.82 earth days. 
This would make a 15 year old from earth be barely over 1 year old in Jupiter years.

6. Saturn: Saturn goes around the sun once every 10,755.7 earth days. 
If you had lived 15 years on Earth, then you would be a little over half of one year old in Saturn years.

7. Uranus: Uranus completes one revolution around the sun every 30,687.15 earth days. 
Thus, a 15 year old from earth would be .17 years old in Uranus years.

8. Neptune: It takes Neptune 60,190.03 earth days to go around the sun. 
A 15 year old from Earth would be .09 years old in Neptune years.

9. Pluto: The dwarf planet Pluto takes 90,553 earth days to go around the sun. 
If you were 15 years old on Earth you would be .06 years old in Pluto years.