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One day is about 58.5 Earth days.
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A day on Mars is just over a half an hour longer than a day on Earth.
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One year on Mercury is 87 Earth days. Mercury moves so fast around the Sun that it only takes three Mercury days (axis spins) for two Mercury years (trips around the Sun) to pass
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One day on Uranus is only 17.25 Earth hours.
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Despite its large size, a day on Neptune is only 16.11 hours.
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A year on Mars lasts 1.88 Earth years.
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Despite its great size, it only takes 9.925 hours for Jupiter to rotate once on its axis.
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One year on Uranus is 84 Earth years.
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It takes Jupiter 11.85 Earth years to travel once around the Sun.
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