How far is Jupiter from the moon in miles?

Jupiter is located 778.6 million kilometers, or 483.3 million miles, from the Sun on average.

A planet's aphelion is its greatest distance from the Sun, while its perihelion is its smallest.

The Moon's maximum and minimum distances from Earth are known as apogee and perigee. The maximum Moon-Jupiter distance occurs when the Moon is at its furthest from the planet.

the total of the moon's apogee, the aphelions of Jupiter and Earth,

for the fictitious Jupiter-Sun-Earth-Moon alignment.

The lower limit for a minimum is

Jupiter, Moon, Earth, and Sun will be in hypothetical alignment.

The mean of these two extremes is approximately 483.3 million miles (aphelion + perihelion)/2 for Jupiter.

Depending on where they are in their orbits, Jupiter and the Moon have different distances from one another. However, on average, Jupiter is located about 365 million miles away from the Moon.

The distance between Jupiter and the Moon varies depending on their positions in their respective orbits. On average, Jupiter is approximately 384 million miles away from the Moon.