How does the earth rotate around the earth?

Answer 1

God makes miracles.

Answer 2

It doesn't rotate around the sun.

The Earth revolves around the sun in an elliptical orbit with the sun at one focus. The shortest distance from the Earth to the sun is about 147 million km, the longest distance is about 152 million km - the orbital eccentricity (amount it varies from a perfect circle) is .016. So to most people it would look like a pretty perfect circle if it was drawn to scale so we could see the whole thing. The time to make one orbit relative to the stars is 365.26 days solar days.

The Earth rotates on its axis once in 23 hours, 56 minutes relative to the distant stars.

Answer 3

The Earth rotates on it's axis. Rotate is when it turns. You mean how does it revolve around it's self and it doesn't.

Answer 4

You might want to correct your question.
Do you mean to say:
"How does the moon rotate around the earth?"

Answer 5

the earth doesnt rotate around the earth it rotates around the sun in one year. its called orbit. the earth spinning on its axis is called rotation.

Answer 6

Well the Earth spins on an imaginary axis that currently is tilted at about 23.44 degrees.

Answer 7

Magnetism - after our present moon ran into our present earth a large chunk of the earths magnetic core went into the moon - possibily through the Sea of Tranquility so it has been going around ever since.

Answer 8

if you mean by angular momentum,
the earth is spinning because it has angular momentum left over from the formation of the earth,

Answer 9

It is coasting on momentum that it has left over from its formation billions of years ago.

Answer 10

Good question, who do you get out of bed every morning?