In what direction does the mars rotate on its axis?

Answer 1

The same way as earth.

If viewed from above the Sun's north pole, all of the planets orbiting the sun do so in a counter-clockwise direction. All the planets except Venus also rotate counter-clockwise.

Answer 2

Mars spins counter clock-wise. This helps all of the martians such as Marvin, breath properly. This may sound untrue, but I have complied data from the last 3 years and it is most surely true.

Answer 3

Mars rotates on its axis just as the earth does. The Martian rotation period is 24 hours, 37 minutes and 22.663 seconds, compared with Earth's rotation period of 23 hours, 56 minutes and 4.1 seconds.

Answer 4

Mars rotates on its axis in an eastward direction, which means that its rotation is from west to east. This rotational direction is the same as the majority of the other planets in our solar system.

Answer 5

At the equator Mars rotates at about 868.22 km/h

Answer 6

It spins in the same direction as the Earth spins. That's counterclockwise, when

viewed from above its north pole.

Answer 7

I think the planet Mars spins clockwise.

Answer 8

north to east

Answer 9

Counter-clockwise

Answer 10

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