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One month on Mars, defined as the time it takes for Mars to complete one full orbit around the Sun, is approximately 687 Earth days. Thus, a Martian month would be about 22 Earth days long, assuming a month is roughly one-twelfth of a Martian year. However, since Mars has different rotational dynamics, a "month" in terms of days can vary, but it doesn't have an official month system like Earth.

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