The Earth turns about 361.02 degrees per day, on a sidereal basis, measured with respect to far distant stars.
It takes about 24.6 hours for Mars to complete one full rotation, called a "solar day." So it takes approximately 24.6 Earth days for Mars to make a full 360-degree rotation with respect to the Sun.
hi earth rotate two time in 24 hour at 180 degree ..because earth is round and it has total longitude 360 degree and earth take 24 hour to move on its axis .. so it cover two time rotate of 180 degree
Yes, the earth rotates on its axis about once a day. From noon to noon its 24 hours, but to turn 360 degrees its slightly less, about 23.93 hours, but in that time it has orbited further around the sun, so needs a bit extra time to rotate to noon.
Earth takes approximately 24 hours to make a complete turn on its axis, resulting in one day and night cycle.
It takes 23 hours, 56 minutes and 4.1 seconds, roughly. Yes, it seems impossible that the answer is not exactly 24 hours. There is a difference between sidereal and synodic periods of rotation. The time given is for one sidereal rotation, or an exact 360 degree rotation as it would be observed from the distant stars. The synodic rotation, a little more than 360 degrees, brings us back to the same point relative to the sun. This rotation averages out to 24 hours, over the course of a year. The reason for the difference is because the earth is not only spinning on its axis. It is also orbiting around the sun at the same time, and in the same direction (anticlockwise). So the earth has to spin a little extra to 'get the sun back where it belongs', so to speak.
There is no such thing as an "earth cell" - we do not know what it is that you are asking.
The Earth turns about 361.02 degrees per day, on a sidereal basis, measured with respect to far distant stars.
The Earth rotates all the way around in a little over twenty four hours.
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An Earth complete spin is 24 hours.
24 hours. (one day)
23 hours 56 minutes
To turn 360 degrees = 23.9345 hours But because its orbiting the sun at the same time it needs to turn a bit more to face the sun again = 24 hours
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To turn once on its axis takes about 27.32 Earth days. That's about 656 hours.