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A:	Early July
B:	Early January
C:	Early September
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✅ Early January

Earth’s orbit is elliptical, not a perfect circle.

Closest Point (Perihelion): ~January 3 (~91.4 million miles from the Sun).

Farthest Point (Aphelion): ~July 4 (~94.5 million miles away).

Despite being closer in January, the Northern Hemisphere experiences winter due to the tilt of Earth’s axis, not distance.

Fun Fact: Earth moves fastest during perihelion (Kepler’s laws)! 🌍💨

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