Earth & Mars Rotation and revolution

 ROTATION ON EARTH

ROTATION REFERS TO THE SPINNING MOTION OF A CELESTIAL BODY AROUND ITS AXIS. 

EARTH ROTATES ON ITS AXIS. 

THE AXIS OF ROTATION IS TILTED WITH RESPECT TO ITS ORBITAL PLANE AROUND THE SUN. 

THE ROTATION OF EARTH CAUSES THE ALTERNATION OF DAY AND NIGHT.

 IT TAKES APPROXIMATELY 24 HOURS (23 HOURS, 56 MINUTES, AND 4 SECONDS) FOR EARTH TO COMPLETE ONE ROTATION.

REVOLUTION ON EARTH

REVOLUTION REFERS TO THE ORBITAL MOTION OF A CELESTIAL BODY AROUND ANOTHER OBJECT. 

EARTH REVOLVES AROUND THE SUN IN AN ELLIPTICAL ORBIT. 

THE TIME TAKEN BY EARTH TO COMPLETE ONE REVOLUTION AROUND THE SUN IS APPROXIMATELY 365.25 DAYS, WHICH IS KNOWN AS A TROPICAL YEAR OR A CALENDAR YEAR. 

EARTH'S REVOLUTION AROUND THE SUN IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CHANGING SEASONS OF THE YEAR.

ROTATION ON MARS

MARS ALSO ROTATES ON ITS AXIS. THE AXIS OF ROTATION OF MARS IS TILTED JUST LIKE EARTH'S, BUT TO A GREATER EXTENT. 

THIS TILT CAUSES THE MARTIAN SEASONS TO BE MORE PRONOUNCED THAN THOSE ON EARTH.

 MARS TAKES APPROXIMATELY 24 HOURS, 37 MINUTES, AND 23 SECONDS TO COMPLETE ONE ROTATION ON ITS AXIS, WHICH IS SLIGHTLY LONGER THAN EARTH'S DAY.

REVOLUTION ON MARS

MARS REVOLVES AROUND THE SUN IN AN ELLIPTICAL ORBIT. 

MARS HAS A LONGER ORBITAL PERIOD COMPARED TO EARTH.

 IT TAKES MARS APPROXIMATELY 687 EARTH DAYS TO COMPLETE ONE REVOLUTION AROUND THE SUN. 

THIS LONGER ORBITAL PERIOD MEANS THAT MARS HAS LONGER SEASONS COMPARED TO EARTH.