Why sun is rising?

Answer 1

Because the earth rotates.

Answer 2

The sun appears to rise because Earth rotates west to east.

Answer 3

The earth rotate towards west from east. In such a way, when we come to sun, we feel that sun is rising. And it use to rise so that u can make implement in ur night's activities.

Answer 4

The Sun, the Moon, the planets, and the stars all rise in the east and set in the west. And that's because Earth spins -- toward the east.

For a moment, let us ignore Earth's orbit around the Sun (as well as the Sun's and solar system's revolution around the center of the Galaxy, and even the Galaxy's journey through the Universe). For the moment, let us just think about one motion - - Earth's spin (or rotation) on its axis.

Earth rotates or spins toward the east, and that's why the Sun, Moon, planets, and stars all rise in the east and make their way westward across the sky. Suppose you are facing east - the planet carries you eastward as it turns, so whatever lies beyond that eastern horizon eventually comes up over the horizon and you see it!

People at Earth's equator are moving at a speed of about 1,600 kilometers an hour -- about a thousand miles an hour -- thanks to Earth's rotation. That speed decreases as you go in either direction toward Earth's poles. In the state of Texas, you'd moving at about 1,400 kilometers an hour due to rotation. If you're in southern Canada, you're moving at only about a thousand kilometers an hour. Now think about what would happen if you stood exactly at the North Pole. You'd still be moving, but you'd be turning in a circle as Earth spins on its axis.

You may wonder why you don't feel this speed: it's because human beings have no 'speed organs' which can sense absolute speed. You can only tell how fast you are going relative to something else, and you can sense changes in velocity as you either speed up or slow down. But we cannot really tell whether or not we are just moving at a constant speed unless something else tips us off!

Think about this:
Suppose you are in a car traveling down the road. How can you tell how fast you are going? The speedometer tells you how fast your wheels are turning, but you could be standing dead still, spinning your wheels trying to get off a patch of ice, so let's remove the speedometer from the car. As you go faster, your car may vibrate more because it's working hard, but these vibrations only tell you the car is working hard, not what velocity you are moving at. So get a good car and some cushions to remove the vibrations you feel. Then get some good earplugs so any misleading sounds won't distract you. And paint your car windows black so that the motion of objects relative to you don't throw you off. Remember that when it comes to the rotation of the Earth, everything around you is moving at the same speed - you, the trees, the houses, your pet dog, everything. OK, now, how fast are you going? You have no way to tell. You don't feel like you're moving. You feel just as you would if you were standing still! Human beings have no ability to tell absolute motion.

Answer 5

Sun isn't rising. The earth is rotating.

Answer 6

Hi,

Sun is not rising at all! It is always there without moving. The earth rotates and makes the effect we see which is: We see sun rise and fall!

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Answer 7

As Earth is rotating .There is rising of Sun.

Answer 8

scientifically, the sun does not rise.the earth revolves around the sun...when the sun 'rises', it means that the particular part of the earth faces the sun..the part that does face the sun, obviously..is experiencing nightime

Answer 9

as the earth is rotating around de sun haha thx for ur 2 marks

Answer 10

Sun is not rising.
Its not doing anything other than burning himself.
We are sinking - looks like the leader is rising.