You're asking for a lot of information! There isn't a single distance from all planets to the sun, as each planet orbits at a different distance.

Here's a breakdown of the average distances (semi-major axis) from the Sun for each planet, in astronomical units (AU):

* Mercury: 0.39 AU

* Venus: 0.72 AU

* Earth: 1 AU (by definition)

* Mars: 1.52 AU

* Jupiter: 5.20 AU

* Saturn: 9.58 AU

* Uranus: 19.22 AU

* Neptune: 30.06 AU

Important Notes:

* AU: One astronomical unit (AU) is the average distance between the Earth and the Sun, approximately 93 million miles or 150 million kilometers.

* Orbital Shape: Planets don't travel in perfect circles around the sun, but in slightly elliptical orbits. So, the distance between a planet and the sun changes throughout its orbit. The values listed above are the average distances.

* Dwarf Planets: There are other dwarf planets in our solar system, like Pluto. Its average distance from the sun is 39.5 AU.

Let me know if you'd like to know more about the orbital characteristics of any specific planet!