I understand it quite well.

i want numbers

numbers?

for what?

To make one complete rotation in 24 hours, a point near the equator of the Earth must move at close to 1000 miles per hour (1600 km/hr). The speed gets less as you move north, but it's still a good clip throughout the United States.

Are you joking?

this guys trolling

@carlitoim off to have some cake and custard

a good clip 😃

Back later

And you said **I** don't understand angular velocity?

yep

400 mph in alaska

linearly

yes

Ok, last chance.

angularly no

enjoy @ElectroquasistaticMagnetoMan and all the best to your teeth

Provide the numbers and how you got the numbers or you will be removed. @bigolste

numbers for what

We are spinning at . 000694 rpm or 1 full rotation in 24 hours which is half the speed of the hour indicator of a clock. You won’t feel a damn thing.

I have entertained this long enough.

what numbers do you want?

this geezer needs a education

how fast are you spinning your side @jeremy

math doesnt prove anything

im not moving

we move at a time period of 24 hours

i meant according to the globe model

meaning one earth rotation is 24 hours

simple

oh idk 600 maybe 700

im in ny

nice

@bigolste Angular amd orbital velocity. What speeds are we rotating around our own axis and at what speeds are we orbiting the sun.
Then detail how you got those **NUMBERS!!**

I will wait.

its round

if ur in alaska ur spinning 450 mph then u fly to the equator and ur moving 600 mph faster but u dont feel it

the angular velocity of that is 0.0000727 radians s-1

maths igcse tomorrow fml

which means every second