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Poppy
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2 July, 20:06
Why is our day on earth 24 hours long
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Davian Pratt
2 July, 20:11
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That is how long it takes for the Earth to rotate fully all the way around on its axis.
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Hernandez
2 July, 20:26
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Because of the axis of the earth. It takes 24 hours to rotate 360 degrees.
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