Examples of 'earth days' in a sentence
Meaning of "earth days"
Earth days refers to the 24-hour period that makes up one complete rotation of the Earth on its axis. It is commonly used as a measure of time to indicate a span of 24 hours
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- plural of Earth day
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Yesterday we celebrated nearly a half century of earth days.
Earth Days combines personal testimony and archival media.
Report to me in two Earth days.
You have the five Earth days leading up to your birthday to complete this list.
Everything you have done for the past three Earth days.
Three Earth days remain.
A day on Saturn though is much shorter than one of our Earth days.
Four Earth days.
One revolution around the star takes only a little less than three Earth days to complete.
He returned to Earth days later, leaving her to be raised by her mother.
For the past three Earth days.
Of the 728 Earth days that will last the mission, the specialist expects about fifty events.
The orbital period in Earth days.
Four Earth days after perihelion, the Sun 's normal apparent motion resumes.
The moon orbits Jupiter in about three and a half Earth days.
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It takes Mercury a whopping 59 earth days to rotate on its axis.
It was discovered that the planet orbits the star in around 4 Earth days.
You see, i can function for the equivalent of 120 earth days without the need for recharging.
At that stage she was very elderly, and near the end of her Earth days.
Callisto has the longest orbit, taking 17 Earth days to orbit the gas giant.
Strong winds at Venus 's cloud tops circle the planet every four to five earth days.
It takes Mars a bit more than 686 earth days to make its orbit around the sun.
It makes one orbit in as little as 3 earth days.
Venus takes almost 225 Earth days to make a revolution around the Sun.
A replacement console is 4 Earth days away.
So early Earth days might have been only 2.5 hours long.
Continue on . Report to me in two Earth days.
A day is around 14 Earth days sometimes less.
The planned mission duration was 30 Earth days.
Venus takes 225 Earth days to complete one orbit.
A day on the moon is about 28 earth days long.
However it takes 243 Earth days to rotate on its axis just once.
It completes one full orbit in only 88 Earth days.
The planet takes 385 Earth days to orbit its star.
One of its years is the equivalent of 88 Earth days.
It has an orbit of 130 Earth days and is less than 10 percent larger than Earth.
A huge three-mile wide asteroid will skim the Earth days before Christmas.
Mars takes 687 Earth days to revolve around the Sun ; this is called the Martian year.
That means a day on this planet is 23 Earth days long.
Venus 's rotation period of 243 Earth days is just too slow to produce the dynamo effect.
Day and night are both approximately 14 Earth days long.
Approximately 21 Earth days to full recharge.
It spins so slowly that sunrise to sunrise lasts for 176 Earth days.
Venus also rotates very slowly, taking 243 Earth days to complete a Venusian day.
This zone of the planet will stay in shadow another 45 Earth days.
Local day, Earth days.
And as a result completes an orbit around its star in 242 Earth days.
Nereid is so far from Neptune that it requires 360 Earth days to make one orbit.
These exoplanets orbit their parent star in less than 25 Earth days.
The planet also spins very slowly, taking 243 Earth days to complete a rotation.
