Gerald Kelleher wrote:
I spent enough time dealing with those who come from the academic slums
of England or the colonials who think they are doing themselves some
favor by attaching themselves to these mindless crooks.

There has to be a modification in how inclination is expressed for each
planet. All planets have a North and South latitudinal position above and
below the planet's orbital plane and although the entire surface of a
planet turns to the Sun in response to its orbital motion, the polar
points are of particular interest as they trace a circle parallel with the orbital plane.

http://calgary.rasc.ca/images/planet_inclinations.gif

In this system Uranus has an 8° inclination, Jupiter has an 87°
inclination while the Earth has a 66 1/2° inclination.It makes it easier
to determine the spectrum into which the Earth's climate fits so that an
increase is towards polar and a decrease in inclination is towards
equatorial. It is also highly productive.








You haven't explained why Venus is hotter than Mercury despite being
farther from the sun. What causes this?