How long does it take the Moon to rotate once on its own axis?

Answer 1

The moon rotates on its own axis about once every 27 1/3 days which coincides with the time it takes the moon to complete its orbit around earth. This is why the same surface of the moon always faces earth, and why, therefore, there is a "far side of the moon".

Answer 2

Three and a half or so; the Moon rotates one time in 27.5 days. The time between full moons is longer than that, because while the Moon is going around the Earth precisely once, the Earth has kept going around the Sun - and it takes the Moon another couple of days to catch up to be in the same relative position.

Answer 3

27.32 days = 1 moon rotation

92 days = 3.367 moon rotations

Answer 4

The moon revolves around the Earth one time every twenty four hours, or in a day. In 92 days, the moon with revolve around the Earth 92 times.

Answer 5

The moon will make approximately 3¼ revolutions around the Earth in 92 days.

3.3675 (rounded)

Answer 6

The moon rotates on its axis once each 27.32 days. It also completes

one orbital revolution around the earth in exactly the same time.

Answer 7

On the lunar month once. That's why we only can see one side of the moon because it's is always rotating away from us.

Answer 8

About 27 1/2 days.

Answer 9

3.37 times (rounded)

Answer 10

27.3 Earth days, approximately.