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Close to 164 (earth) years and 10 months (164.79 years). While Neptune orbits the sun at the shocking speed of 5.43km/sec (which is almost 20,000 kph or 12,000 mph), since the time it was discovered it still has not completed one of its years. It will have done so on July 12, 2011.

The rotation period (its day) is 0.67 (earth) days.

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