If you drive from east to west at 1040 mph on the equatorin do you move across the surface or does the planet move below you?
If you drive from east to west at 1040 mph on the equator do you move across the surface or does the planet move below you?
A car is moving from the equator to a pole and then back to the equator. Where will it do its maximum work? What happens if you travel at the same speed as the earth rotates but in the opposite direction? If an object at the equator travels at 1040mph with earth's rotation, why does it not appear to move and stand still? Do all planets rotate east to west? If I fly over the Equator from West to East faster than the speed Earth rotates at, will I be going back in time? How does the Earth move through and curve spacetime without displacing it? Do we move with the Earth's rotation when flying via airplane? If my direction is opposite with the Earth's rotation, would that affect my speed? Can we go straight upward in the earth atmosphere without following a trajectory? At what altitude do you see the curvature of the Earth? Does the temperature of light decrease the further you move from the equator? Is the planet earth moving close to the sun with every orbit? If earth is rotating, then how can an aircraft take similar time when it goes from east to west or west to east ? Shouldn't it be faster in one direction? If Earth's tilt was 40 or 50 degrees rather than the actual 23.4, would life become unbearable at latitudes above 60 degrees? When does the equator gets sunlight at 90-degree angles to its surface? Suppose all the people on the earth slide their feet from west to east at the same time. Can this affect the motion of earth? Is the equator always closest to the sun? What if the earth begin to rotate in the opposite direction of its orbit? What happens when the earth rotates to the opposite direction? What if earth's tilt was 40 degrees? If I'm in a car and drive opposite the rotation of the earth, am I moving slower than I would be if I were standing still? Is the earth moving closer to the sun? How far away from a planet could we theoretically see its surface? Can one drive fast enough, even use ferries to travel in contrary direction of earths rotation fast enough to maintain daytime indefenetly? What happens if we go "up" in space, perpendicular to the solar system? In the Southern Hemisphere, does the sun travel across the north? If you were exactly halfway between Mars and Earth in a rocket and you proceeded to jump out of it, in which direction would you float away? How far is earth from the sun? What if Earth was tilted on a 45 degree axis? Does rotation of planet depends on its radius? What would happen if we moved the earth closer to the sun?