The moon completes an orbital revolution of the earth once every 27.32 days.
That's shorter than any calendar "month".
The moon displays a complete cycle of its "phases" once every 29.53 days.
That's shorter than 11 of the 12 present calendar "months" although, at one
time, it was the basis for establishing the months.
The reason there's a difference between the two numbers is that the Earth moves far enough in that time for its position relative to the Sun to shift noticeably. While the Moon returns to the same position relative to the Earth in a little over 27 days, it takes another 2 days or so for it to return to the same position relative to the Earth-Sun axis.
Due to the vast distance between the earth and polaris, the earths axis of rotation essentially lines up with polaris at all times, so when the stars are visible, and viewed from the north pole, the earths rotation causes the stars to appear to rotate around polaris.
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The moon does not revolve around the Sun; it revolves around the Earth. One revolution takes a little under 29 days.
I am sorry, but the moon does not "revolve around the moon".
now , according to indian times, there is night that is 8.30 pm going on
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Your question does not make sense.
sun does not revolve, the earth does
About 110 days
The relationship is not exact.