88 Earth days
88 days to revolve and to rotate on its axis 56.8 days
75 - 76 year to orbit the sun .
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The orbits of planets have a point called the "perihelion", which is the point where the planet is closest to the sun. Over time, the perihelion of Mercury's orbit changes position, orbit around the sun itself. General relatively correctly predicted that the shift in the perihelion of Mercury's orbit is much faster than is predicted using Newton's laws.
Because Mercury is much heaveyer than the earth so it takes more time to rotatebecause of its weight
It is approx 88 days.
It takes Saturn 29.45 years (or 10759 days) to orbit, or revolve around, the Sun once. It takes about 29.5 Earth years for the planet Saturn to revolve once around the sun. 10,579 earth days
Yes. All the planets orbit the sun in the same direction. Although, they do not orbit at the same speed, they all orbit in the same direction. The terrestrials (Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars) orbit at a much faster rate due to their distance from the sun. The Jovians (Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune) circle the sun much slower because they are much further away.
The planet that is closest to the sun will orbit the fastest because its orbit is much smaller than the others. Mercury would be the correct answer. mercury because the first one has less distance to travel
Mercury is the Speediest planet in our solar system.
Mercury does. It's the planet closest to the sun, so therefore it's orbital rotation around the sun will be the quickest.
They are simply asteroids. Sometimes they are called "minor planets", but they are much smaller than planets, of course. The Trojans can orbit where they do because those places are suitable for stable orbits.