Now that Pluto has been downgraded to a dwarf planet, Neptune is the most distant planet from the Sun. It takes 164.79 Earth years for Neptune to circle the Sun, so one Earth year would be about 1/165 of a Neptune year (the time it takes Neptune to circle the Sun).
a lot! it takes about 10,980 earth days to make up a year for neptune to go around the sun and back!
A year for Neptune is equal to 164.79 Earth years and a "day" is 16.1 Earth hours long. So a Neptune year is equal to 60,910 Earth days or 89,666 Neptune days. Interesting fact : there has not been one full Neptunian year since its discovery in September, 1846. In late June of 2011, we will mark one "year" since its discovery.
it takes 165 Earth years for Neptune to revolve around the sun.
One orbit for Neptune takes nearly 165 Earth years (164.79 years). This is approximately 60,190 Earth days. But a day (complete rotation) for Neptune is much shorter than Earth's, about 16 Earth hours. So there are about 89,666 "Neptune days" in a "Neptune year".
Jupiter orbits the Sun once every 11.9 Earth years, Saturn once every 29.5 Earth years, Uranus once every 84 Earth years, and Neptune once every 165 Earth years.
Earth and Neptune formed together so it has lived the same number of Earth Years as Earth has.
60225 earth days = one year on Neptune
It takes roughly 165 Earth years for Neptune to complete a rotation around the Sun.
a lot! it takes about 10,980 earth days to make up a year for neptune to go around the sun and back!
A year for Neptune is equal to 164.79 Earth years and a "day" is 16.1 Earth hours long. So a Neptune year is equal to 60,910 Earth days or 89,666 Neptune days. Interesting fact : there has not been one full Neptunian year since its discovery in September, 1846. In late June of 2011, we will mark one "year" since its discovery.
it takes 165 Earth years for Neptune to revolve around the sun.
165 Earth Years
60,190.03 Earth days (164.79 Earth years) (89,666 Neptune days)
Earth and Neptune formed together so it has lived the same number of Earth Years as Earth has.
Neptune orbits the sun, not Earth. Its orbital period is 60,182 Earth days, or about 165 Earth years.
One orbit for Neptune takes nearly 165 Earth years (164.79 years). This is approximately 60,190 Earth days. But a day (complete rotation) for Neptune is much shorter than Earth's, about 16 Earth hours. So there are about 89,666 "Neptune days" in a "Neptune year".
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