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The length of a "solar day" on Pluto is determined by its axial tilt.

The planet takes 6.38 Earth days to rotate, and 249 Earth years to go around the Sun. But the tilt (60 degrees to the plane of its orbit) produces exaggerated seasons with some polar areas of the planet spending many Earth years in either the constant dim sunlight or constant darkness.

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