Earth Vs Other Planets Quick Comparison Of How Time Passes

Here's a quick comparison of how time passes on Earth versus other planets and celestial bodies in terms of days, months, and years:

1. Earth:
Day: 24 hours
Month: ~30 days
Year: 365 days (or 366 in a leap year)

2. Mercury:
Day: 58.6 Earth days
Year: 88 Earth days (very short)
Mercury’s day is longer than its year!

3. Venus:
Day: 243 Earth days (retrograde rotation—spins backward)
Year: 225 Earth days
Venus’s day is also longer than its year!

4. Mars:
Day: 24.6 Earth hours (a little longer than an Earth day)
Year: 687 Earth days (~1.88 Earth years)

5. Jupiter:
Day: ~10 Earth hours (fastest rotation of all planets)
Year: 11.86 Earth years

6. Saturn:
Day: ~10.7 Earth hours
Year: 29.5 Earth years

7. Uranus:
Day: 17.24 Earth hours
Year: 84 Earth years

8. Neptune:
Day: 16.1 Earth hours
Year: 164.8 Earth years

9. Pluto (Dwarf planet):
Day: 153 Earth hours (6.4 Earth days)
Year: 248 Earth years

10. The Moon (Earth’s Moon):
Day: 29.5 Earth days (time to complete one full rotation on its axis)
Year: Not applicable, but it orbits Earth every 27.3 Earth days

Other Objects:
Sun:
Day: Varies (~24-30 Earth days depending on latitude due to differential rotation)