Why is a solar day 4 minutes longer than the period of the Earth’s revolution around its axis (i.e., sidereal days)?
| September 15, 2020 | Education
Because, rotating around its axis, the Earth also moves in an orbit around the Sun, the Earth must make a little more than one revolution around its axis so that for the same point on the Earth the Sun is again observed on the celestial meridian.
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