What is the average orbital speed for the Planet Venus?

Answer 1

The sidereal rotation period of Venus is a very long 243.0185 Earth days. That means it takes a bit over 243 Earth days to rotate once on its axis (a Venus sidereal "day"). It gives new meaning to the expression, "It's been a long day."

The rotational velocity at the equator is a blazing 6.52 kilometers per hour (a bit over 4 miles per hour). You can walk that fast if you step out and don't drag your feet. A link can be found below.

Answer 2

firstly, to find a the distance (s) the time (t) and the circumference (c)

then, the average speed (Vav) = (distance times circumference) divided by the time and is expressed in kmhr to the power of negative one

Answer 3

If we look at the solar system from an arbitrary position "above" the ecliptic plane, we can say that Venus orbits in a counterclockwise direction, but that it rotates in a clockwise direction, the only planet to do so. At some point an event such as an impact caused it to lose its original counter-clockwise spin.

Venus now turns very slowly, taking longer to complete one spin (243 Earth days) than it does to orbit the Sun (about 225 days). These movements combine to make a "solar day" (sunrise to sunrise, if you could see it) of about 117 Earth days.

Answer 4

Just 6.5 km/h at the equator, vey slow compared to Earth's 1,670 km/h.

Venus rotates so slowly that it's days are longer than it's years.

Answer 5

Venus orbits the Sun at about 126,072 kph (78,337 mph).

Answer 6

Venus rotates once in about 243 Earth days.

The speed of rotation (at the equator) of Venus is about 6.5 kilometers

per hour.

Answer 7

About 30 miles per second ( yea rite nah ah my teacher said it doesn't )

Answer 8

It's orbital velocity is 35.03 kilometres per second and it takes about 224 days to orbit the sun.

Answer 9

Venus makes a complete orbit of the Sun every 224.7 earth days. This means that a Venusian year is equivalent to 8 months on Earth.

Answer 10

1600 km/h