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EARTH'S ROTATION AND REVOLUTION

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Earth Orientation Animations

• Released Thursday, December 27, 2012
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Note: All motion in these animations is greatly exaggerated for clarity.

Nutation and Precession: Nutation and precession are the periodic and long-term motion of the Earth's spin axis in space. The direction of the Earth's axis in space, shown in orange, changes over time with respect to extremely distant objects, such as quasars. When measured with respect to these distant objects, the spin axis appears to trace a circle in the celestial sphere over a long period of time (approximately 26,000 years). This motion is driven by the gravity of the Moon and the Sun acting on the Earth's equatorial bulge. However, because the Moon orbits the Earth once a month, in a tilted, elliptical orbit, the spin axis also undergoes a smaller set of motions on much shorter time scales (days to years). This is why the line traced by the spin axis appears "bumpy" when viewed up close.

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Polar Motion - Three Views: Polar motion describes the motion of the Earth's spin axis (shown in orange) with respect to the geographic north and south poles (shown in blue). Over time, the geographic poles appear to spin away from the spin axis when viewed from space and then back again. Viewed from the perspective of someone on Earth, the spin axis instead appears to spiral away from the geographic poles and then spiral back. The motion of the spin pole with respect to the geographic poles fixed to the Earth's crust is called polar motion.

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Polar Motion - Three Views: Polar motion describes the motion of the Earth's spin axis (shown in orange) with respect to the geographic north and south poles (shown in blue). Over time, the geographic poles appear to spin away from the spin axis when viewed from space and then back again. Viewed from the perspective of someone on Earth, the spin axis instead appears to spiral away from the geographic poles and then spiral back. The motion of the spin pole with respect to the geographic poles fixed to the Earth's crust is called polar motion.

Polar Motion - Overhead View, Earth Reference Frame: This animation demonstrates polar motion from an overhead perspective. It is also depicted from the frame of reference of someone standing on the Earth. From this perspective, the spin axis appears to rotate away from the geographic axis.

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Polar Motion - Overhead View, Space Reference Frame: This animation demonstrates polar motion from an overhead perspective. It is also depicted from the frame of reference of someone in space above the Earth. From this perspective, the geographic axis appears to rotate away from the spin axis.

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Polar Motion - Side View, Space Reference Frame: This animation demonstrates polar motion from a side-view perspective. It is also depicted from the frame of reference of someone in space above the Earth. From this perspective, the geographic axis appears to rotate away from the spin axis.

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UT1: UT1 describes the non-uniform daily rotation of the Earth. At any particular time, the rotation angle of the Earth differs from what would be predicted if the length of day were exactly 24 hours. So, if you were to measure the rotation angle at exactly 12:00 P.M. for many days in a row, you would find that your measurements would vary from day to day, with the overall trend showing that the rotation angle gradually decreases over time. After a long period of time, you would have to add one second to the day, called a "leap second," to compensate for this.

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• UT1_ipod_lg_thm.png (80x40) [4.6 KB]

UT1: UT1 describes the non-uniform daily rotation of the Earth. At any particular time, the rotation angle of the Earth differs from what would be predicted if the length of day were exactly 24 hours. So, if you were to measure the rotation angle at exactly 12:00 P.M. for many days in a row, you would find that your measurements would vary from day to day, with the overall trend showing that the rotation angle gradually decreases over time. After a long period of time, you would have to add one second to the day, called a "leap second," to compensate for this.

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IMAGE FROM GOOGLE. BY KUSHAYLA JACKSON OCT. 19 2010 2 ND PERIOD THINK TANK FACTORY. rotation of the earth. IMAGE FROM GOOGLE. WHY I CHOSE THIS TOPIC. WELL THE REASON I CHOSE THIS TOPIC IS BECAUSE : I WANT TO KNOW MORE AB OUT OUR HOME PLANET IM REALLY INTO ASTRONOMY

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IMAGE FROM GOOGLE BY KUSHAYLA JACKSONOCT. 19 2010 2ND PERIOD THINK TANK FACTORY rotation of the earth

IMAGE FROM GOOGLE WHY I CHOSE THIS TOPIC • WELL THE REASON I CHOSE THIS TOPIC IS BECAUSE : • I WANT TO KNOW MORE AB OUT OUR HOME PLANET • IM REALLY INTO ASTRONOMY • IM WANT TO BE ABLE TO ANSWER ?’S THAT ARE ABOUT MY HOME PLANET • EARTH’S ROTATION IS A VERY INTERESTING TOPIC

HOW DO YOU KNOW WHEN THE EARTH IS MOVING • WELL WE CAN TELL BY THE SEASONS, • DAY,NIGHT, & SHADOWS FROM THE SUN • THEY ALL SHOW US WHETHER WE’RE MOVING OR NOT • TWO OF THEM HAVE TO DO WITH TI M E • WE USE SOME OF THESE EXAMPLES TO HELP WITH THE ROTATION OF THE EARTH IMAGE FROM GOOGLE

IMAGE FROM GOOGLE WHY DO WE NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE ROTATION OF THE EARTH WELL ,WHY WE NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE ROTATION OF THE EARTH IS BECAUSE MANY THINGS ARE CHANGING IN TIME .

HOW LONG IT TAKES THE EARTH TO ROTATE IMAGE FROM GOOGLE • Time 24 hr = 1670 km/hr Time to complete one Rotation = 24 hours • Earth's surface moves at the equator at a speed of about 467 m per second • SOME SCIENTIST SAY : EARTH IS 23 hr 56 min 4.1 sec OR 24 hr 0 min 0 sec

ROTATION OF THE EARTH • WELL ROTATION OF THE EARTH IS : • SOMETHING SCIENTIST THINK ABOUT • WHETHER IT WILL BE SUNNY,COLD,WARM,COOL,FREEZING,HOT,OR WHAT TIME IT MIGHT BE E TC. • THOSE ARE SOME OF THE THINGS THAT COMMINICATE WITH THE ROTATION OF THE EARTH • THESE ARE SOME OF THE THINGS THAT POP INTO MY MIND WHEN I THIK OF ROTATION OF THE EARTH

IMAGE FROM GOOGLE HERE’S A DEMONSTRATION • http://www.onr.navy.mil/focus/spacesciences/observingsky/motion1.htm • THIS IS THE EARTH IN IT’S TRACKS • THIS SHOWS YOU KIND OF HOW FAST OR SLOW THE EARTH ROTATES • THIS IS SOMETHING I THOUGHT MIGHT CLEAR UP WHAT IM TALKING ABOUT

MY SUMMARY • WELL MY SUMMARY IS…. THAT THE ROTATION OF THE EARTH HAS BEEN AN EXCELLENT EXPERIENCE. I’VE LEARNED THINGS ABOUT THE EARTH THAT IV NEVER KNEW . THE ROTATION OF THE EAR IS SAID TO BE UNPREDICTABLE AS I SAY .THE EARTH AND THE WAY IT GOES ROUND AND ROUND IS SOMETHOING I COULD READ,RESEARCH,& STUDY . IF I HAD TO DO A PROJECT ON THIS I WOULD WORK AS HARD AS I COULD.

THAT’S ALL FOLLKS BYE IMAGE FROM GOOGLE

MYREFERENCES • tptp://libraingsky/motion1.htm ry.thinkquest.com • http://www.onr.navy.mil/focus/spacesciences/observingsky/motion1.htm • springboardmagazine.chttp://www.some/science/seasons

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