15.+The+Quickest+Day4


 * 1) ==Have you ever wondered where the shortest day is? Well, if u were to guess what would it be? Mercury? Earth? Mars? Actually, Jupiter has the shortest day, just under 10 hours. So, say if you were going on vacation, not like there are any beaches on Jupiter, and you went to the beach, don't, I mean DON'T go to Jupiter, you could only be there for about 1-6 hours, if that.==

Saturn
==Saturn is 10 hours and 39 minutes in Earth time. Flattened at the poles because of its very rapid rotation. 29.5 Earth years is the length of one orbit around the sun. It is approximately 856 million miles around. Saturn's equator is tilted very similar to ours at 27 degrees. This gives Saturn the same seasonal changes as we here on earth experience. That is why SATURN IS SHORTEST!!! ==

Haumea[[image:mrogersesci2011/haumea_nasa-1.jpg width="387" height="244" align="right"]]

 * All of these planets don't have nothin' on Haumea. Haumea is one of the dwarf planets and it has LESS THAN 4 HOURS in a day. BEAT THAT. (It also has a very odd shape; it isn't a sphere like most planets. It's more in the shape of an ellipsoid. (3D ellipse) Astronomers believe that many years ago, this planet collided with something else, which gave it this weird shape. And they believe it also was the cause of why it spins so quickly. **


 * Well Hello(: What would you consider the fastest moving planet? Well, I think it might be Mercury but probably not. So, Mercurys days go pretty fast I guess! They only take two days longer than the days on earth do!(So really our days are not that much shorter than anybody else's. Imagine having it take three days for just one day!(: **

** Jupit ****er i ****s has the fastest day out of all the planets. A day on Jupiter lasts about 10 hours. You might not want to sp ** **end so long on ****Jupiter cause your birthday will here before you know it. Jupiter is the fastest spinning planet in our solar system. **
 * Jupiter **

Neptune Neptune is pretty fast,A day in Neptune is 16 hours 6 minutes and 36 seconds. That's a lot faster than a day on Earth.