| Planet | Axial Tilt (degrees) |
|---|---|
| Mercury | 0.034° |
| Venus | 177.36° |
| Earth | 23.44° |
| Mars | 25.19° |
| Jupiter | 3.13° |
| Saturn | 26.73° |
| Uranus | 97.77° |
| Neptune | 28.32° |
Note:
* Axial Tilt: This refers to the angle between a planet's rotational axis and its orbital plane (the plane of its orbit around the Sun).
* Venus's tilt: While Venus has a tilt of 177.36 degrees, it's often considered "nearly zero" because it's practically upside down, rotating retrograde (in the opposite direction to its orbit).
* Uranus's tilt: Uranus is unique with a tilt of nearly 98 degrees, meaning it essentially rotates on its side.
These axial tilts play a significant role in the seasons experienced on each planet. For example, Earth's 23.44-degree tilt is responsible for the changing seasons we experience.
