Question

#Slowest rotating planet -
Venus
Jupiter
Neptune
Earth​

Answer 1

Answer:

venus slowest planet

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Answer 2

Venus. The planet rotates in reverse direction, that is slower than its orbit period.

Mercury rotates in 59 Earth days, orbits in 88 days, but, sunrise to sunrise period is 176 earth days.

Venus, rotates clockwise in 243 Earth days, whereas, orbital period is only 224.701 earth days.

Earth rotates in 23 Hours 56 minutes siderally, that takes 4 more minutes to oppose the Sun. This period is divided by 24 hours. Moon is tidally locked by earth but moon on the other hand slows the earth by 2 millisecond in 100 years. Earth was 1 hour faster some 200 million years back, become 1 hour slower after 200 million years, 10 hour slower after 2 billion years.Perhaps be the slowest planet to rotate in its own axis after aeons.

Mars rotates in almost 24 hour, 39 minute, and 35 seconds. Whereas the orbital period is 687 earth days.

Jupiter is a gas Giant that takes 10 hours to rotate, (9 hours and 56 minutes around the poles to 9 hours and 50 minutes close to the equator) and orbits in 12 years.

Saturn has several rotation speeds.

Primary, System I speed is 10 hours and 14 minutes.

System II above and below the Equatorial Belt is called Here the rotation speed is 10 hours and 39 minutes.

System III is based on the rotation of Saturn's magnetic field is , 10 hours and 45 minutes.

Rings of Saturn contamos innumerable parti les, and have lesser rohit speed de pending the distance.

Uranus has its axis of spin tilted by a whopping 98 degrees (relative to the plane of the solar system), thus spins in clockwise direction in 17 hours and orbits in 84 Earth years.

Neptune has a rotational period of 16.11 hours and an orbital period of 165 years.

Pluto is partially locked with Chiron, rotates in 6.39 Earth days. Owing to axial tilt, one-fourth of its surface is in continuous daylight, whereas another fourth is in continuous darkness.

Make make makes up a rotation in 22.5 hours. takes more than 305 years to complete a circuit of the sun.