# NASA/JPL Solar System Dynamics 2026: JPL Horizons ephemerides for 3I/ATLAS (solution JPL 55)

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# JPL Horizons ephemerides for 3I/ATLAS (solution JPL 55)

NASA/JPL Solar System Dynamics, 2026. _NASA/JPL Solar System Dynamics_.

JPL Horizons ephemerides for solution 55: perihelion 1.357 au on 29 October 2025; Mars 0.194 au on 3 October 2025; Earth 1.798 au on 19 December 2025; Jupiter 0.358 au on 16 March 2026; 12.9 au from the Sun on 2 November 2026.

**3I/ATLAS** **Primary source** Data0

## Cited by on this site 5 records

[Closest to Earth, 1.8 au](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/3i-atlas/events/EVT0DFQ70AS6RQN/closest-to-earth-1-8-au)

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[Closest to Jupiter, 53.6 million km](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/3i-atlas/events/EVT0DFQ70AS6CDE/closest-to-jupiter-53-6-million-km)

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[Closest to Mars; orbiters image it](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/3i-atlas/events/EVT0DFQ70AS09YZ/closest-to-mars-orbiters-image-it)

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[Perihelion at 1.36 au](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/3i-atlas/events/EVT0DFQ70AS1M49/perihelion-at-1-36-au)

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[3I/ATLAS](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/3i-atlas)

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NASA/JPL Solar System Dynamics (2026). JPL Horizons ephemerides for 3I/ATLAS (solution JPL 55). NASA/JPL Solar System Dynamics. https://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/api/horizons.api
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