According to NASA, just by being on the planet Earth in the last year, you’ve zipped about 584 million miles around the Sun to get back where you were - on/at an average speed of about 67,000 miles per hour. Again, not talking about the drive home from the party, of course the trip was not a perfect circle. As Kepler show, the Earth’s orbit is an ellipse with the sun at one of the two focal points. 

 

You/he also figured out the planet goes faster when it’s at perihelion near the sun then/than when it’s at aphelion, its furthest distance. Which would explain why summer seems to zip by except the seasons are (the) function of the tilt of the Earth’s access/axis, not it's/its different distances from the Sun.

 

And the Earth rotated [365 and a quater]365.25 times during it's/its sweep around the Sun. The trip took 8,766 hours, or 31,557,600 seconds, or 525,960 minutes, just like this one.