The eight planets revolve from west to East. Their orbits are almost on one plane, with only a slight inclination angle. The eight planets in the solar system rotate counterclockwise (right rotation). As for the rotation, there are two special planets, one is Venus and the other is Uranus. The rotation of Venus is different from other planets. It rotates counterclockwise and the others are clockwise.
Uranus, on the other hand, lies in its orbit when it rotates. It is the only planet that rotates in sleep. The orbits of the planets in the solar system are basically elliptical, including the earth, so there is a temperature difference. The planet with the most elliptical orbit is mercury, which is 0.1 astronomical unit different from the nearest sun. If you change to the earth, it will not be suitable for human habitation, because the temperature difference is too large, about 100 degrees. （BaDaHangXingRaoRiGongZhuaiDeFangXiangShiShenMe）