On what planet a day consists of two years?

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  1. avorodisa profile image78
    avorodisaposted 12 years ago

    On what planet a day consists of two years?

    This planet goes so quickly around the Sun and so slowly around its axis that it takes two years for a day to occur...

  2. Utkarsh raj profile image60
    Utkarsh rajposted 12 years ago

    I am will be eagerly waiting for answer

  3. Sneha Sunny profile image85
    Sneha Sunnyposted 12 years ago

    From the information I've got after searching, there is no planet that takes two Earth's year to complete one day. The following information I've got:

    1 day in Mercury- 58 days 15 hours (of Earth) (88 Earth's days= 1 year in mercury)
    ------------Venus- 243 days (224.7 days=1 year, one day in venus is equal to 1 year in Venus)
    ------------Mars- 1.02587 days (686.98 days= 1 year)
    ----------- Jupiter- 10.5467 days (11.86 Earth's years= 1 year)
    -----------Saturn- 10 hours 32 minutes (29.7 years=1 year)
    -----------Uranus- 17 hours 24 minutes (84.3 years=1 year)
    -----------Neptune- 16 hours 6.7 minutes (164.79 years=1 year)
    ------------Pluto (not a planet, but dwarf planet)- 6.4 days (248 years= 1year)

    Note: 1 DAY is completed when a planet completes one ROTATION in its own path whereas 1 YEAR is completed when a planet completes on REVOLUTION around the sun.  So, don't get confused after seeing the above data.

    1. avorodisa profile image78
      avorodisaposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      You are right. Yet, the question on the planet's day wasn't about the equivalent to years on the Earth. It was about its own years and days))) So, it's Mercury.

  4. arksys profile image85
    arksysposted 12 years ago

    Venus has the longest day ... a day on venus is longer than it's year but not 2 years.

  5. avorodisa profile image78
    avorodisaposted 12 years ago

    One day on the Mercury corresponds to 176 days on the Earth and two years on the Mercury. It is interesting to observe how the change of the day and the night happens on this planet. Each one continues 88 earthly days, which makes one planet's year. read more

 
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