what is the difference between annual motion of the earth and a leap year
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The calendar year is typically 365 days. However, Earth's orbit around the sun takes slightly longer than this. Because of this difference, every fourth year of our calendar is called a leap year, and has 366 days. The differences arise because it actually takes the Earth around 365.25 days to make a full orbit.
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