how long is a year on the sun and how long is a day on the sun
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It doesnt have years or days like we do.  For us a day is one rotation of the earth buit the sun doesnt spin.  For us a year is one revolution around the sun, but the sun cant revolve around itself
385889
Well if it's directly at the sun, then I'd say no more than 10-15 seconds, but if you're just staring, but not exactly directly at it, I'd say roughly around 20-25 minutes.
630856
the sun and or the moon
328415
It could have been millions of years for all we know. The Bible is written in Hebrew. The word that translates into day refers to "a period of time". That was doubrful a twenty-hour hour period. Besides, if I day is measured by the earth's rotation around the sun, how would the creation of the earth and sun be measured? Days as we know them did not exist yet, because they sun and earth didn't exist yet. \nCouldn't have been timed on a stopwatch. \nSo yes, it was probably millions of years, years as we know them - so many revolutions around the sun.
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It takes the earth approximately 365.25 days to orbit around the sun. A normal year is 365 days, then they add an extra day every four years when those four quarter days add up. However,they do not add the day on certain years, because it is just under a quarter of a day extra per year. So 2000 was NOT a leap year, for example.\n\nWe get "leap seconds"occasionally, too. It's all just trying to keep our artificial calendars in sync with the earth's orbit around the sun.
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If Earth goes round the Sun in its orbit once we say one year.\n\nIf we use the term year for other planets there will be confusion.\n\nTill a name is suggested, we shall refer the period of rotation of the planet in its orbit about its star as one period of rotation of the planet in its orbit about its star.\n\nOr we can name it as Baba.\n\n“Baba” is the period of rotation of the said planet in its orbit about its star.\n\nTherefore my age in that planet will be 35 babas.
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The number of days in a year is about 365.25, but is closer to 265.242..., so leap years are less often than every four years.
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Even if the earth stops rotating,it will still be revolving around the sun and each area on the earth will be facing the sun once in a year.That is the sun will be over head once in a year in each place though at an angle from the horizon in some places.Thus one day and one night will approximately be  six months each.Accordingly weather condition may also change which will be anybody's  guess.
576198
Approximately 52.  If you can remember how many days are in a year, divide by 7\n\n365/7 = 52.1 or so.
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1000*365.25 = 365250 days\n\nbecause in i year it is 365 days and 6 hrs.\n\nso in 4 yrs we usually add one day and write 366 days \nit is known as leap yr.\n\nso practically in 1 yr  it is 365.25 days\n\nso in 1000 years it is 365250 days
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In the northern Hemisphere the days are longer during the summer months and shorter in the winter months.  The opposite is true in the Southern Hemisphere.  To get exactly length of the day I think you would need a computer program.  The calculation seems a bit complicated.
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According to answers.com, the sun will last another 6 billion years, so you don't need to worry about it. It also says that it will turn into a white dwarf. Yet, the other source says that it will last around 5 billion years until it turns into a white dwarf. Then, it will cool down, taking billions of years, then turn into a black dwarf.\nhttp://www.enchantedlearning.com/subjects/astronomy/stars/lifecycle/\nhas a diagram to show the cycles of stars like the sun.
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The two equinoxes (fall and spring) determine when the sun starts moving in the other direction and the two solstices (winter and summer) determine the shortest and longest days.  Your observation should continue to move in the direction as previously observed, but due to daylight savings time, the time will change...so get up earlier than 7 am to see what you want to see (sunrise for you will be at 7:14 am).
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because it relies to the events which can't be measured metrically anyway. Weeks follow the approximate lunar circle, there's 365 days in a year etc.\n\nalso, imagine we would divide a day into 100 hours. 1 hour would last only 14 minutes, which would be way too few and confusing. \nIf we divided a day into 10 hours, an hour would last 2 hours and 64 minutes. this would probably be too long, and we wouldn't have enough hours to properly determine a time of day...\n\nAn hour was determined as 1/4 of the time when the shadow of a pole travels a 60 degree angle or something... i THINK. I might be wrong on this, high school phisics is a LONG time ago. \nAnyway, it was old Sumerians or Babilonians who determined it like that and ever since it wasn't changed. We're too used to these units now, we can't just change them without causing a massive MESS :D
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Rotation period = 1 day\nOrbital period = 1 year
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Some used used a sun dial. Others used small pebbles to count days or sun ups and sun downs.
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its not actuallt shorter and longer, its impossible for it to be its just the time is different. because the earth is on an axis and does shift ever so slightyly. but time is something that man made so its just the way we go with the stars and the rotations around the earth...........orbit thats the word i was looking for. lol.