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What planet has 29-day years?

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Anonymous

16y ago
Updated: 8/17/2019

No planets have a 29 earth-day year. The planet with the shortest year is Mercury, 'cause it's closest to the sun and has the highest orbital speed. It takes Mercury just a little bit short of 88 earth-days to complete a trip about the sun. In comparison, the earth's only natural satellite, the moon, takes about 27.32 days to orbit our planet.

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