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qual o nome da posição que o planeta tem maior velocidade? este ponto é mais próximo ou mais afastado do sol?

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klio [65]2 years ago

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Em inglês, esse ponto é 'perihelion' ... 'periélio'. É o mais próximo que a Terra ou o planeta chega do sol.

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