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What a fantastic question !

Jupiter rotates once every 9.925 earth-hours (rounded), and
orbits the sun once every 11.8618 earth-years (rounded).

That works out to 10,475.8 Jupiter days in one Jupiter year.

If you ever find yourself responsible for creating a calendar for a
colony on Jupiter, you might want to consider something like this:

-- 100 months with 104 days in each month, making 10,400 days

-- one more 'leap month', to keep the seasons synced with the calendar.
That one would have 76 days every year for 4 years, and then only 75 days
in each 5th year.

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