Year has since changed, i.e. the Earth has made a full revolution around the Sun.
We also measure our age in Earth years, so now you are exactly one year older than at the beginning of 2022.
Of course, the rotation of the Earth around the Sun is not the only possible way to measure time.
All the planets in our solar system already orbit the earth at their own pace.
Mercury makes one revolution in just under 88 Earth days, while Neptune takes almost 164 years.
In the years of Mercury, we turn 18 before we reach school age, but in Neptune even Jeanne Calment would not have seen his first birthday – the Frenchman lived to be 122 years old.
On the other hand, an American billionaire who has already turned 51 on Earth Elon Musk would be only a youth on Mars, i.e. 27 years old. It is perhaps no wonder that he yearns for the red planet.
The surface of Mars is dry and dead. This view was captured by the Perseverance rover in December 2022.
Also the lengths of the days, which we calculate from the rotations of the planets around their axis, vary for each celestial body.
The shortest day, less than 10 Earth hours, is on Jupiter, whose year is almost 12 Earth years – so there are 10,471 Jupiter days in one Jupiter year.
On Jupiter, the day goes by quickly.
Measured in the years of other planets, your age today, January 1, 2023, would be almost the same, but what? Enter your age in the calculator below and see!
In the counter the lengths of the years calculated in relation to the stars, i.e. in so-called sidereal years.
Instead, the days of the planets, i.e. the rotations around their axis, are relative to the Sun.
There will be differences in these, mainly in relation to Mercury, which is locked with the Sun, and Venus, which rotates slowly. On Mercury, a day is longer than a year.
Venus and Uranus also rotate in the opposite direction to the other planets, but that was not thought to matter here.
An aurora has been observed on the gas planet Uranus.
The days of the planets have been counted as if from zero after the completion of the last full year. In a somewhat similar way, the new year in Maa always starts at the beginning of the day, although this does not exactly correspond to a circular movement.
Since the years in Mercury and Venus are shorter than the days, their day counter never exceeds zero.
More those who long for a party in their life can also think about the planets as suitable signposts for their life. Some examples could be:
11 years and 312 days = 1 year on Jupiter
18 years and 295 days = 10 years on Mars
24 years and 29 days = 100 years on Mercury
29 years and 155 days = 1 year on Saturn
33 years and 311 days = 18 years on Mars
40 years and 340 days = a quarter year on Neptune.
48 years and 58 days = 200 years on Mercury
59 years and 103 days = 5 years on Jupiter
61 years and 190 days = 100 years on Venus
83 years 273 days = 1 year on Uranus
If you want you can calculate more anniversaries by looking below to see how many Earth years a year on any planet lasts:
Mercury 0.2408
Venus 0.6152
Mars 1.8807
Jupiter 11.8565
Saturn 29.4235
Uranus 83.747
Neptune 163,723
Finally one can still think about what the years would look like if you lived to be a hundred years old in Earth years.
Then your age on different planets in years and days would be as follows.
The logic of this table is different from the actual calculator. It does not indicate years and days, but separately ages measured in planetary years and days.
Mercury: 415.3 Mercury years, or 208 Mercury days
Venus: 162.5 Venus years or 312 Venus days
Earth: 100 Earth years, or 36,524 Earth days
Mars: 53.2 Martian years, or 35,546 Martian days
Jupiter: 8.4 Jupiter years; i.e. 88,314 Jupiter days
Saturn: 3.4 Saturn years; i.e. 82,259 Saturnian days
Uranus: 1.2 Uranus years or 50,850 Uranus days
Neptune: 0.6 Neptune years, or 54,414 Neptune days
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