Table of Contents
- 1 Which planets have longer revolutions?
- 2 Which planet has the longest revolution of all the planets?
- 3 Why does Neptune take the longest time to revolve once around the sun?
- 4 Which planet takes maximum time to revolve around the sun and which planet takes the least time?
- 5 Is the Revolution of the planets around the Sun the same?
- 6 Which is the planet with the longest period of revolution?
Which planets have longer revolutions?
Jupiter has the shortest revolution period and Venus has the longest.
Which planet has the longest revolution of all the planets?
The Days (And Years) Of Our Lives
| Planet | Rotation Period | Revolution Period |
|---|---|---|
| Earth | 0.99 days | 365.26 days |
| Mars | 1.03 days | 1.88 years |
| Jupiter | 0.41 days | 11.86 years |
| Saturn | 0.45 days | 29.46 years |
Which of the following planets takes the longest time for one revolution round the sun?
As we all know Neptune is the farthest planet from the sun. Hence, Neptune will have a maximum radius of orbit. While mass and gravitational constant are the same for all the planets. Hence, we conclude that Neptune will take maximum time to complete one revolution around the sun.
Why does Neptune take the longest time to revolve once around the sun?
Neptune is the eight planet from the sun. Since Neptune is further from the sun than Earth, it takes this planet a much longer time to completely revolve around the sun. Not only is it’s orbit longer but it moves slowly in that orbit.
Which planet takes maximum time to revolve around the sun and which planet takes the least time?
The teacher will ask questions relating to the planets’ sizes, their orbit paths, and location in relation to each other. The teacher will look for responses such as :Jupiter is much bigger than Pluto; Mercury takes the least amount of time to orbit the sun; Venus and Earth are much closer than Jupiter and Uranus.
Which is the planet that revolves faster around the Sun?
What planets revolve faster around the sun? Answer: Mercury is the winner at an orbital speed of about 47.87 km/s (107,082 miles per hour), which is a period of about 87.97 Earth days. How long each planet takes to orbit the sun?
Is the Revolution of the planets around the Sun the same?
Though in this article we have considered the revolution of planets around the sun. The planets in our solar system have simple prograde motion around the sun except for Venus and Uranus. These planets have different orbits in which they revolve around the sun. One revolution around the sun is called the Orbital Periods of the planets.
Which is the planet with the longest period of revolution?
Until 2006, Pluto was the planet with the longest period of revolution around the sun, taking 248 years to complete a full revolution.
Why do planets revolve around the Sun in an elliptical orbit?
These paths are called the orbit of the particular planet and the shape of these orbits are elliptical (most likely a circle). So basically the objects in our solar system revolve around the sun because of the gravity of the sun and its own velocity and this the reason for the revolution of planets around the sun in an orbit.