yes
Venus.
The highest speed is 115 mph (71.5 metres per second).
The closest one goes the quickest - Mercury.
The planet with the highest rotational speed in our solar system is Jupiter, with a period just under ten hours.
According to Kepler's Third Law, the planets that are nearer to the Sun movefaster than the planets that are farther away. The closest planet - and thus thefastest - is Mercury; the farthest planet from the Sun is Neptune.==================================The way gravity works guarantees, that the closer an object is to the sun, the faster it moves, whether the orbit is almost circular or highly eccentric. This simplerule instantly lines up the speeds of the various solar system objects for us:Fastest speed:Comets which, at their closest approach, spend part of their time inside the orbit of Mercury.Their speed is highest when they're closest to the sun.Known planet with the highest average speed:The planet nearest the sun . . . Mercury.Known planet with the lowest average speed:The planet farthest from the sun . . . Neptune.Known dwarf-planet-like objects with the lowest average speed:Known objects farthest from the sun . . . Pluto, Eris.
17,500 mph
mara lully choose
The highest speed i know for a bullet is the .50 Cal BMG bullet at about an average of 2800 Feet per second or 1901 M.P.H
5.43 km per second.
Venus, with an average temperature of 461OC (735 K)
Jupiter. It's rotation is a little less than ten Earth hours.