It may seem that the twenty-four hours that each day on Earth lasts are too few to fulfill all your obligations, rest, attend to your needs and dedicate yourself to hobbies. Now imagine that you live on Jupiter, where days are only ten hours long. What would you be able to do in that time?
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Our solar system is made up of eight planets, all different in size and composition. Depending on its location in space and the time it takes for it to rotate on its axis, it is calculated how long each day lasts on each planet.
Solar and lunar eclipses that will take place this year 2023, know their dates
A solar day, as we understand it on Earth, is the day-night cycle.
This is how long days last on other planets in the Solar System
| Planet | Time |
|---|---|
| Mercury | 1408 hours (58.6 solar days) |
| Venus | 5832 hours (243 solar days) |
| Land | 24 hours |
| Mars | 25 hours |
| Jupiter | 10 hours |
| Saturn | 11 hours |
| Uranus | 17 hours |
| Neptune | 16 hours |
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Source: Eluniverso
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