Orbit of the Earth
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Earth’s orbit is its elliptical path around the Sun, taking about 365.25 days (a year) to complete, moving at roughly 107,000 km/h, and its slight variations, along with Earth’s axial tilt, drive seasons, with the orbit being slightly closer (perihelion) in January and farther (aphelion) in July.
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