Thought

1. As the name indicates, the spin has originally been thought of as a rotation of particles around their own axis.

Time

1. Apparent Solar Day (Savana Dina) The time taken by the earth to rotate around its own axis.

Body

1. Rotation is the turning of a body around its own axis.
2. A body rotates once on its own axis in the same time that it orbits around another body, thus keeping the same face towards the other body. (Web site)

Celestial Body

1. The spin of a celestial body on its own axis. (Web site)

Axis

1. The moon circled the earth, which rotated around its own axis and also slowly changed the direction of its axis.
2. RELATIVE VORTICITY The sum of the rotation of an air parcel about the axis of the pressure system and the rotation of the parcel about its own axis. (Web site)

Motion

1. It refers either to the motion in our sky, or to an object's orbit around the Sun or on its own axis. (Web site)

Spinning

1. If we take the electron to be a small particle, we can imagine it to be spinning on its own axis, to the left or to the right.
2. It is implied that the spin of the sun about its own axis somehow set the whole solar system to spinning, but this is mystical in the extreme. (Web site)
3. For a third example, consider an object with a moment of inertia of I spinning about its own axis. (Web site)

Electron Charge

1. The term spin implies that this magnetic moment is produced by the electron charge as the electron rotates about its own axis. (Web site)

Earth

1. An Indian astronomer - Aryabhata, was to become the first to describe the earth as a sphere that rotated on it's own axis.
2. He supported the heliocentric theory where the Earth rotated around its own axis which in turn revolved around the Sun. (Web site)
3. He also thought that the Earth rotated on its own axis every day rather than that the sphere with stars rotated. (Web site)

Rotation

1. Rotation: The spinning of a body on its own axis. (Web site)
2. The electron has magnetic properties by virtue of (1) its orbital motion about the nucleus of its parent atom and (2) its rotation about its own axis. (Web site)
3. Diurnal aberration is due to the rotation of the Earth about its own axis. (Web site)

Own Axis

1. To explain the apparent motion of the fixed stars, Hicetas taught his students that the earth was spinning on its own axis. (Web site)
2. The Earths rotation is the rotation of the solid earth around its own axis, which is called Earths axis or rotation axis. (Web site)
3. The Vedic concept of Time is based on the celestial phenomenon of the rotation of the earth round its own axis and its movement around the Sun. (Web site)

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