Gravity. The rotational or "centripedal" force that causes things to fly off of a merry-go-round or a top are more-than-counteracted by the attraction of gravity.
Gravity. When the earth started to coagulate from a loose pile of asteroids, it gained little rotation. But it gained most of its rotational energy when a planet the size of mars hit it (Also forming the moon.) Other planets gain their spins from billlions of years of spinning around the sun (in theory)
A child worker that wandered around and under the spinning machines looking for loose cotton or debris.
If your PVC door handle is spinning, you will have to replace the handle. The bar inside is likely loose and just spinning since it is not getting a grip. There are easy to replace.
the earth is turns around the sun and the moon is turns around of the earth
No, the atmosphere is held in place by gravity, not centripetal force. If the earth stopped spinning, there would be no coriolis force though. This would stop deflecting the moving air in the atmosphere.
Your spinning reel handle may be coming loose due to wear and tear on the screw or handle itself. It could also be caused by improper installation or not tightening the handle securely enough. Regular maintenance and checking the handle's tightness can help prevent it from coming loose.
The toilet bolt is spinning because the nut securing it is loose. To fix this, tighten the nut using a wrench or pliers until the bolt is secure and no longer spins.
Loose earth refers to soil or dirt that has been disturbed and is no longer compact or firmly packed. It is typically found in areas where the ground has been dug up, turned over, or is otherwise not stable or settled. This loose earth can be prone to erosion or movement.
First of all, it would lose its spherical shape. Second, everything in it would simply float away into space. Third, it wouldn't be classified as a planet any longer. The above answer is wrong. When Earth stops spinning it will loose it spherical shape that bulges more at the equator. Gravity holds us to Earth, not the magnetosphere.
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The answer is Soil
No... they went to the moon, didn't undergo a lobotomy. There is no reason for astronauts to loose their memories when they returned to earth.