* Equatorial Rotation: The Sun rotates fastest at its equator, completing a full rotation in about 25 days.
* Polar Rotation: At its poles, the Sun rotates much slower, taking around 36 days to complete a full rotation.
This differential rotation is caused by the Sun's fluid nature and its internal processes.
It's important to note that these are just average figures. The Sun's rotation can be affected by various factors, including its magnetic activity and the presence of sunspots.
