How many days does Eris spin once on axis?

Answer 1

All orbits are elliptical.

Some orbits, like Earth's, are almost circular without much eccentricity in the orbit. The orbit of Eris is HIGHLY eccentric, with a perihelion of 38 AU and aphelion of 98 AU. The orbital period is 557 years.

Answer 2

Eris, a dwarf planet located in our solar system, takes about 25.9 hours to complete one full rotation on its axis. This means that a day on Eris lasts a little less than 26 Earth hours.

Answer 3

3.436 km/s

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Answer 4

Eris has quite an excentric orbit; the distance from the Sun varies between 37.77 AU and 97.56 AU.

Answer 5

It takes more than twice as many years to orbit the Sun as Pluto, about 560 Earth years.

Answer 6

it is 96.6 au from the sun, which is 1.44511668 x 10 meters.

Answer 7

Yes. All planets and dwarf planets orbit the Sun

Answer 8

about 26 hours

Answer 9

25.9 hours!!

Answer 10

1 hour