The reason is the earths gravity. All the objects within the earths gravity [say 11.2 KM, as this varies at different points on earth] circumference will be attracted towards it.
For an example,
1. A person stands on the Empire State Building.
2. Takes a Helicopter and moves just 1KM exactly upwards from the building.
3. After 2 hours, he lands down.
Note: The helicopter did not move forward, rather there is only an upward and downward motion.
4. Now the landing will be on the same place where he started.
5. On the other hand, if he takes the same Helicopter upwards but to a distance of 12 KM.
6. Then landing down will result in him landing on a different place [not on the Empire State].
In other words, the objects hanging over your head is rotating with you, with the same pace as you do.
Any object can revolve.
a day is how long it takes the object to revolve one time. Pluto is smaller than the earth but it rotates much slower. The moon revolves around the earth at the same rate it rotates. That is why we see the same side of the moon at all times;
The Sun.
Revolve :)
Continuously. Once an object rotates, it won't suddenly stop. This is analogous to Newton's First and Second Law. You may want to read a bit about conservation of angular momentum.
The Sun!
Yes, an asteroid revolve the sun but not necessary rotate.
Yes, an asteroid revolve the sun but not necessary rotate.
to take a circular path around an object
In astronomy to "revolve" is to orbit around an object. The earth Revolves around the sun, one "revolution" for earth is 1 year. The earth also Rotates about it's axis once per day.
A wheel or the blades of a fan.
a gyroscope