The closest they can ever be is on the order of 1,200,000,000 km; on average it's about 20% more than that.
Note that it's not a simple matter of "point your spaceship in the right direction and just keep going straight", because that's not how celestial mechanics works. Voyager 1 passed by Saturn (and Enceladus as well) about 3 years after launch; Voyager 2 (which was actually launced first) took 4 years to get there, because it was launched along a different trajectory.
The revolution of Enceladus around Saturn takes 1.37 Earth days, or one day, 8 hours and 53 minutes. Its revolution and rotation times are the same.
That depends on the speed. Just divide the distance by the assumed speed.
Titan orbits Saturn once in 15.9 days.
356 days
It takes the earth 365.25(1 year) days to complete 1 revolution!
one year
Earth takes 24 hours to revolve on its axis. A revolution is orbiting around the sun and not on its axis.
one day
The planet earth makes one revolution about it's axis in relation to the sun once a day (24 hours).
It takes the earth 365.25(1 year) days to complete 1 revolution!
One year
one year
One revolution of the Earth is called a day. One orbit around the Sun is called a year.
29 earth years
365.25 days
11.9 Earth years
27.32 days
About 687 Earth days.
One revolution of the Earth on it's axis takes 24 hours. One rotation of the Earth around the sun takes 365.25 days.
One revolution of the Earth on it's axis takes 24 hours. One rotation of the Earth around the sun takes 365.25 days.
Each day is 2802 Earth hours long. Each year is 224.7 Earth days long.