Question

Which planet approaches the closest to Earth during its revolution?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Essentially because Mercury is closest to the Sun, when taking an average over time, Mercury is the closest planet to the Earth, and—in that measure—it is the closest planet to each of the other planets in the Solar System.

Orbital period: 87.9691 d; 0.240846 yr; 0.5 Mercury synodic day

Axial tilt: 2.04′ ± 0.08′ (to orbit); (0.034°)

Inclination: 7.005° to ecliptic; 3.38° to Sun's equator; 6.35° to invariable plane;

Perihelion: 0.307499 AU; 46,001,200 km

Answer 2

Answer:

Venus

Explanation:

Indeed, when Earth and Venus are at their closest approach, their separation is roughly 0.28 AU—no other planet gets nearer to Earth. But just as often, the two planets are at their most distant, when Venus is on the side of the Sun opposite Earth, 1.72 AU away.