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What is is the suns rotation?
25 days
How long does it takes for sun to rotate once?
Strangely, the Suns has a differential rotation. At the equator, it takes 25 days for one rotation; near the poles, 34 days.
What kind of rotation does Mercury have?
Mercury has a oval rotation because of the suns gravity
What dis the suns period of rotation?
Approximately 24.47 days
How long are the suns rays?
800 km
How long is the suns axis?
10,235,659 miles wide!
What is the rotation rate as you approach the suns equator?
The rotation rate of the Sun varies with latitude; at the equator, it rotates approximately once every 25 days. In contrast, at the poles, the rotation period can take about 35 days. This differential rotation is due to the Sun's gaseous nature, allowing different latitudinal bands to rotate at different speeds.
How long is the earths one complete rotation?
24 hours rotation
Where is the starting point of the suns rotation?
The starting point of the sun's rotation is typically considered to be the equator of the sun. The sun rotates on its axis, which passes through its equator, completing a full rotation approximately once every 27 days.
How Big is The sun width and height?
1.392 X 106 Km is the equatorial diameter. There is a slight 'flattening' of the polar diameter dues to the suns rotation.
What is the Medical term for the twisting of intestines in horses?
Depending on the axis of rotation, it would be either a vovulus (rotation on the long axis) or a torsion (rotation perpendicular to the long axis).
What does the magetosphere attract?
it traps plasma in flux transfer events that occur every eight minutes. The trapping of plasma is key in enhancing Earths magnetosphere and maintaining rotation for planets and suns. A reduction in magnetosphere is a reduction in rotation period. If Earth did not experience FTE's there would be no rotation as in Venus and Mercury
