No, unless something makes it stop. It would take a tremendous amount of energy to make the rotation stop and then start again.
There is a law of conservation of rotational momentum; a rotating object like the Earth can't simply stop rotating by itself, it would require an outside force to do that.
earth is approximately rotating at 66 and a half degrees
Earth will have day on one side and night on the other and everyone will die.
Since the Earth is a solid and must rotate all in one piece, every point on Earth rotates from west to east at the rate of almost exactly 15 degrees per hour.
You turn off your lights and any other non-essential appliances for one hour at Earth Hour.
Yep. The earth is always rotating so if it is the middle of the earth, then you will see that there is.
to save energy. if it alternated between the directions it needed more energy to stop rotating in one and start rotating in the other, while one direction only needs energy to keep rotating (not much).
it never stop rotating cus of the earth's gravity. it just the same as moon rotating around the earth. Another Answer: Orbital velocity is just that (among others). The amount of force needed to to achieve a "Free Fall" state. The satellite is actually falling back to Earth in this state and would crash back into it except for one thing. For every foot the satellite falls toward the Earth, the Earth moves a foot out of the way.
A musher must take one 24 hour stop during the race. A musher must also take one eight hour stop on the Yukon, and one eight hour stop on White Mountain.
Period of rotation is the time taken for an object to complete exactly one revolution around another object, like the earth rotating around the sun or the moon rotating around the earth.
Period of rotation is the time taken for an object to complete exactly one revolution around another object, like the earth rotating around the sun or the moon rotating around the earth.
To not have geographic poles, the earth would have to stop rotating. Then one day would last a whole year long.To not have magnetic poles the earth's magnetic field would have to disappear. This would subject the planet's surface to the solar winds and cosmic radiation.AnswerAs the earth is NOT going to stop spinning, they'd still be there; you'd simply know them by some other names.
8,760 Earth hours in one year.