The time it takes to complete one orbit varies depending on the object and its orbital path. For example, the International Space Station orbits Earth approximately every 90 minutes, while Mars takes about 687 Earth days to complete one orbit around the Sun.
Typically, a satellite reaches outer space within about 10 minutes after launch, as it ascends past the Kármán line, which is defined as the boundary of space at 100 kilometers (62 miles) above sea level. Once in space, the satellite often takes an additional 30 minutes to a few hours to reach its designated orbit, depending on the specific mission profile and the altitude of the orbit. After achieving its orbit, the satellite undergoes a series of checks before becoming fully operational.
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This is Kepler's Third Law of Planetary Motion. Let's assume the orbit is circular. The law is: The time to orbit the Sun, squared, is proportional to the distance from the Sun, cubed. Really the orbits are ellipses and we need to use the "semi-major axis" of the ellipse instead of simply the distance from the Sun.
The moon is in constant orbit around the earth, all the time.
Planet Neptune takes the most time to orbit the sun, as it is the farthest away.
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Typically, a satellite reaches outer space within about 10 minutes after launch, as it ascends past the Kármán line, which is defined as the boundary of space at 100 kilometers (62 miles) above sea level. Once in space, the satellite often takes an additional 30 minutes to a few hours to reach its designated orbit, depending on the specific mission profile and the altitude of the orbit. After achieving its orbit, the satellite undergoes a series of checks before becoming fully operational.
Planets have years based on the time it takes them to orbit the sun. The sun does not orbit itself, so it does not have a year.Planets have years based on the time it takes them to orbit the sun. The sun does not orbit itself, so it does not have a year.Planets have years based on the time it takes them to orbit the sun. The sun does not orbit itself, so it does not have a year.Planets have years based on the time it takes them to orbit the sun. The sun does not orbit itself, so it does not have a year.Planets have years based on the time it takes them to orbit the sun. The sun does not orbit itself, so it does not have a year.Planets have years based on the time it takes them to orbit the sun. The sun does not orbit itself, so it does not have a year.Planets have years based on the time it takes them to orbit the sun. The sun does not orbit itself, so it does not have a year.Planets have years based on the time it takes them to orbit the sun. The sun does not orbit itself, so it does not have a year.Planets have years based on the time it takes them to orbit the sun. The sun does not orbit itself, so it does not have a year.Planets have years based on the time it takes them to orbit the sun. The sun does not orbit itself, so it does not have a year.Planets have years based on the time it takes them to orbit the sun. The sun does not orbit itself, so it does not have a year.
By observing the comet in different times and positions, and figuring out a "best fit" of the orbit.
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neptunes orbit time of the sun is 164.79 years to orbit the sun neptunes orbit time of the sun is 164.79 years to orbit the sun
There are many American past-times, most of which include sports. There are many debates over if baseball or football is the best, but baseball has been called "The Great American Past-Time" for many years.
See what you orbit around the earth in different orbits around the time required to transfer different. Check the link.
It needs to change its velocity, which of course it does. I know you realize this, but keep in mind that the planet doesn't 'need' to sweep out equal areas of its orbital plane in equal amounts of time. It's a characteristic of elliptical orbits.
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Yes, it does. You can tell by putting a period in the spot where you think the semicolon should go and see if it makes sense. For example: He was hungry it was hours past lunch time. He was hungry. It was hours past lunch time. He was hungry; it was hours past lunch time.