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Mercury - Length of Year: 88 Earth Days | Day Lasts: 4222.6 Earth Hours (175.94 Earth Days)
Venus - Length of Year: 224.7 Earth Days | Day Lasts: 2802 Earth Hours (2778 Earth Days)
Mars - Length of Year: 1 Earth Year 322 Earth Days | Day Lasts: 24.6597 Earth Hours (1.02 Earth Days)
Jupiter - Length of Year: 11.86 Earth Years | Day Lasts: 9.9259 Earth Hours (0.44 Earth Days)
Saturn - Length of Year: 29.5 Earth Years | Day Lasts: 10.656 Earth Hours (0.43 Earth Days)
Neptune - Length of Year: 164.79 Earth Years | Day Lasts: 16.11 Earth Hours (0.7 Earth Days)
Uranus - Length of Year: 84 Earth Years | Day Lasts: 17.24 Earth Hours (0.7 Earth Days)
Pluto - Length of Year: 248.5 Earth Years | Day Lasts: 153 Earth Hours (6.4 Earth Days)

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