How long does it take for venus to get around the sun?

Answer 1

With an average distance of 67 million miles (108 million kilometers) from the Sun and at an orbital speed of about 21.7 mi/s (35.0 km/s), Venus's orbital period is equal to 224.7 Earth days, or 0.615 Earth years. Also, Venus is the only planet in the Solar System whose rotational period (243 Earth days) is longer that its orbital period (224.7 Earth days). All year round, no seasons occur on Venus, because Venus doesn't have a tilt like the Earth.

Answer 2

Time

A one year trip will take one year, regardless of whether it is measured in Venus years or Earth years!

It takes Venus only 224.7008 'Earth days' to do a complete orbit of the Sun.

Therefore, in one 'Earth year' Venus will have orbited the Sun about 1.625 times.

Venus itself spins extremely slowly on its axis. Whereas the Earth spins once on its axis (in relationship to the Sun) once every 24 hours, its takes Venus about eight 'Earth months', 243 Earth days actually, for Venus the rotate just once on its axis in relationship to the Sun.

So, sunrise on Venus takes an awfully long time to happen, and it will take 243 x 24 hrs before it is sunrise again on Venus 'tomorrow'! In fact, a 'day' on Venus is longer than a Venusian year!

Distance

Venus' annual orbit is a distance of about 680 million km. So, in one Earth year, the distance the planet travels would be about 1105 million km. (680 x 1.625).

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Answer 3

The proper term is "revolve," not "rotate." Regardless, Venus orbits the sun approximately 1.5029318574602913340465805283516 times in one [Earth] year, which is 243.02 [earth] days.

Answer 4

It takes 224.7 Earth days for Venus to make one full orbit around the sun.

Answer 5

It takes Venus approximately 225 Earth days to orbit around the sun once.

Answer 6

About 224.7 Earth days

Answer 7

224.701 days is its sidereal period