It all depends upon the rotation of the comet, as the length of a 'day' is determined by the rate of rotation and the position from which it is measured on the comet itself as well as the current position of the comet in relation to the nearest 'sun'. There is no simple answer.
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A day on a comet can vary depending on its rotation period. Some comets can have a rotation period of several hours, while others can take much longer to complete a full rotation.
4.5 light hours
It's unclear what you mean by "hades comet." If you are referring to a comet named Hades, there is no specific comet with that name. If you meant Halley's Comet, it will next be visible from Earth in 2061.
Oceanographers will work however many hours they decide is right for them. Typically an oceanographer will work about 12 hours in a day.
One day = 24 hours That's twice as long as 12 hours.
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