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Q: What planet requires 59-60 earth days to complete one rotation on its axis?
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What planet requires 59-60 earth day to complete one rotation on its axis?

Mercury


What planet requires 59-60 earth days to complete one rotation on its axis.?

Mercury


This planet requires 59-60 earth days to complete one rotation on its axis?

Mercury is probably the closest with a sidereal rotation period of 58.646 days


What planet requires one earth year to rotate on its axis?

There is no such planet known. The planet with the longest rotation period is Venus. That rotates in about 243 Earth days.


How long does it take a planet to complete a rotation?

Mercury is 58.646 earth days.


How long does it take planet Mercury to make a complete rotation?

Mercury is 58.646 earth days.


Rotation time for mercury?

One complete rotation for the planet Mars equals to 59 Earth days. It will also orbits around the Sun only once.


Does the outer core spin?

When Earth's core spins, the planet turns on its axis and completes its rotation. One complete rotation is one day and night.


Which planet has a shorter rotation earth or mars?

earth


What fourth grade sentence can you make out of rotation?

The moon rotates around our planet Earth. The rotation of the Earth refers to the spinning of our planet on its axis.


27 days on earth is equal to one rotation of the sun Earth is approximately 93 million miles from the sun 1.000 earth years is one day of planet x time or one rotation How far is planet x from earth?

Time of rotation of a planet does not depend on distance from another planet.


What word means a planet has completed one whole rotation?

Rotation for a planet means spinning, and one complete rotation is a day (on that planet). All of the planets have different spin velocity, and therefore different day lengths. The shortest is Jupiter at under 10 Earth hours, and the longest is Venus (which rotates "backward" or clockwise) taking 243 Earth days.