โณ Days and years
๐ฆ A day is one spin. A year is one trip around the Sun. On other worlds they're very different from ours.
Peabody is getting the questions readyโฆ
The answers, and why
- Which has the longest day, sunrise to sunrise? (Round 1) ๐ด Mars. A day on Mars lasts 24.7 hours. Mars's day is the longest of the three.
- Which has the longest day, sunrise to sunrise? (Round 2) ๐ชจ Mercury. A day on Mercury lasts 176 Earth days. Mercury's day is the longest of the three.
- Which has the longest day, sunrise to sunrise? (Round 3) ๐ต Uranus. A day on Uranus lasts 17.2 hours. Uranus's day is the longest of the three.
- Which has the longest day, sunrise to sunrise? (Round 4) ๐ชจ Mercury. A day on Mercury lasts 176 Earth days. Mercury's day is the longest of the three.
- Which has the longest day, sunrise to sunrise? (Round 5) โ๏ธ Sun. A day on Sun lasts 25 Earth days. Sun's day is the longest of the three.
- How long is one year on Mercury, once around the Sun? 88 Earth days. Mercury goes around the Sun in 88 Earth days.
- How long is one year on Venus, once around the Sun? 225 Earth days. Venus goes around the Sun in 225 Earth days.
- How long is one year on Earth, once around the Sun? 365 Earth days. Earth goes around the Sun in 365 Earth days.
- How long is one year on Mars, once around the Sun? 687 Earth days. Mars goes around the Sun in 687 Earth days.
- How long is one year on Jupiter, once around the Sun? 12 Earth years. Jupiter goes around the Sun in 12 Earth years.
More space quizzes
- ๐ช Planets in order
- ๐ Which is bigger?
- ๐ก๏ธ Hot or cold?
- ๐ Moon shapes
- ๐ Growing or shrinking?
- ๐ญ Read the sky card
- โ๏ธ Shooting star months
- ๐ How many moons?
- ๐ Sky safety
โWrong answers are fine. That's how astronomers learn too: look, guess, look again.โ