How long does it take Jupiter to make one revolution?

Answer 1

The "day" on Jupiter is estimated at about 10 Earth hours (9 hours 56 minutes). However, the exterior gases of the planet rotate at different speeds depending on their latitude, with the equatorial velocity the greatest.

(The year, one revolution around the Sun, is about 4331 Earth days, 11.86 Earth years.)

Answer 2

Jupiter takes about 9.925 Earth hours for a complete rotation (at least as far as can be determined from its outer atmosphere). This is the fastest rotation of any planet in the solar system. This is quite a feat when you consider that Jupiter is also the largest planet in the Solar System; it's turning a lot of mass very quickly.

Being a gas giant with no solid surface, different parts of the planet rotate ad different speeds. The rotation of Jupiter's polar atmosphere is about 5 minutes longer than that of the equatorial atmosphere. The rapid rotation causes the planet's equator to bulge out. Instead of being a near sphere, Jupiter looks more like a squashed ball. The bulge at the equator is even visible in small, backyard telescopes.

Answer 3

About 12 Earth years. That is, to revolve around the Sun.

Jupiter spins once on its axis in just under 10 hours.

Answer 4

The planet Jupiter takes about 9.925 Earth hours to rotate once (a Jupiter day).

Answer 5

9.8 hours...jupitar rotates faster in the solar system then all other planets

Answer 6

Jupiter takes 11.8 Earth years to complete one revolution.

Answer 7

Jupiter completes a rotation once every 10 hours. It takes almost 12 Earth years to equal one Jupiter year, which is around 4300 days.

Answer 8

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The revolution of Jupiter is 370 to 360 degrees

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The Time of Revolution is 12 years

Answer 9

Jupiter will complete a solar orbit in about 11.9 Earth years., or 4332 days.

Answer 10

It takes Jupiter 10 Earth hours to make a rotation on its axis.