Period of revolution
The period of revolution , is the time put by a Astre to achieve its trajectory, or revolution, around an other star. Like a Planet around the Sun, or a satellite around a planet.
The time necessary to achieve this displacement can be estimated by the return to the same position compared to a star fixes, or to the same position compared to the equinoctial point. In this case, it is called period of sidereal revolution .
Periods of revolution of planets of the solar system
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Mercury: 87.969132 Day S
- Venus: 224,701 days
- Ground: 365,257 days
- Mars: 686,960 days
- Jupiter: 4 335,355 days (11,87 Year S)
- Saturn: 10 757,737 days (29,45 years)
- Uranus: 30 708,160 days (84,07 years)
- Neptune: 60 224,904 days (164,89 years)
- Pluto: 90 613,306 days (248,09 years)
- 90377 Sedna: 4.154 395,421 days (11 374 years)
See too
Related articles
- orbital Period
- Periods
- Rotation
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