Is our movement relative to the earth's movement?

Answer 1

Yes and no.

It depends who you believe. In some sense, your movement is relative to the earth's movement because if the earth is rotating this way --> and you are walking this way <-- then your speed is slowed down, because the Earth is moving you away. According to this, that means you are also never at rest.

If you want no, then you are at rest completely. In this sense, you are at rest because you are not expending any energy. Which means you are at rest, you staying completely still, and no force is acting upon you, or you are not expending energy? You decide, but scientists think it is when no force is acting upon you.

Answer 2

The Earth does two things,

1. it spins on its axis (this causes day and night)
2. it orbits the Sun (one trip round the Sun (which takes 365 and 1/4 days) is a Year)

Answer 3

Yes, our movement is relative to the Earth's movement. As the Earth rotates on its axis and orbits around the sun, our movement is determined based on these celestial motions. Our speed and direction will differ depending on whether we are on the surface of the Earth, in an airplane, or in space.