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To provide an approximate period of revolution, I would need to know the specific object or celestial body you are referring to. Generally, the period of revolution can be calculated using Kepler's laws of planetary motion, which relate the orbital period to the semi-major axis of an orbit. For example, Earth has a period of revolution of about 365.25 days around the Sun. Please specify the object for a more accurate answer.

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