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What planet if you stayed on for one day would be longer then the planets years?
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Venus. The day is 243 earth days long and the year is only 225. Mercury is another weird case. Its year is about 88 earth days long. Its sidereal day is 2/3 of that, 58 2/3 earth days. So in effect it would seem that the daytime lasts a year and the nighttime lasts a year.
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