Differences between asteroid belts and planets' orbits around the sun

Orbit around the sun refers to the orbit of an asteroid relatively close to the sun. It is oval rather than round. They are called short-period asteroids, and the period of revolution varies from 88 days to 12 years. They run between the planets in the solar system and the sun.

Planetary orbits refer to the orbits of planets far from the sun, and their period of revolution is much longer, for example, period of revolution of Mercury is 87.98 days, period of revolution of Venus is 225 days, period of revolution of Mars is 687 days, period of revolution of Jupiter is 1 1.86 years, period of revolution of Saturn is 29.46 years, and period of revolution of Uranus is 84.0 1 year.

So the difference between the asteroid belt's orbit around the sun and the planet lies in: one is elliptical, with a short period; The other is round and has a long period.