Property:Sidereal day
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The sidereal day of any celestial body, such as a planet or moon, is the span of time required for the body to complete one rotation on its axis with respect to the stars. Its units are h,da
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S | |
|---|---|
| Saturn + | 10.656 h (0.444 da) + |
| Sun + | 609.12 h (25.38 da) + |
T | |
| Tethys + | 45.307 h (1.888 da) + |
| Titan + | 380.4 h (15.85 da) + |
| Titania + | 208.941 h (8.706 da) + |
| Triton + | -141.044 h (-5.877 da) + |
U | |
| Umbriel + | 99.46 h (4.144 da) + |
| Uranus + | -17.24 h (-0.718 da) + |
V | |
| Venus + | -5,832.5 h (-243.021 da) + |
