How long is a year on vesta the asteroid?

Answer 1

The asteroid belt is a region about a hundred million miles across, so there's no such thing as "a year on the asteroid belt". Any given asteroid in the core region of the belt could have an orbital period from a little under 3 up to nearly 6 years.

1 Ceres, for example, has an orbital period of a bit under 1682 days (4.6 years).

Answer 2

Since the asteroids have different orbits - some are closer to the Sun, some are farther - it follows that the time to orbit the Sun also varies. Assuming you mean the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, the time for their orbits must be somewhere between that of Mars (2 years) and that of Jupiter (12 years). As an example, Ceres takes 4.60 years to orbit the Sun once; but you can look up the times for some other asteroids, such as Vesta, Juno, etc.

Answer 3

The year is 3.63 earth years on the asteroid Vesta. Ceres and Vesta are the two largest asteroid in the great asteroid belt that separates Mars from Venus.

Answer 4

A year on Vesta, the asteroid, is around 3.63 Earth years, or approximately 1,331 Earth days. This is the time it takes for Vesta to complete one orbit around the Sun.