the earth spins on an axis (picturing a ball with a pencil stuck through it). it spins at a certain velocity. and we don’t really notice in everyday life because of gravity and stuff.
BUT, if you were on the axis, where you would presumably spin faster, would you get dizzy?
santa is at north pole, is he dizzy?
if this has already been discussed, please link to it, i couldn’t find anything.
But it takes far longer to run around the track than it does the tree. Would you get dizzy if it took you as long to circle the tree as is does the track? I think not.
It is a matter of the amount of time it takes to complete one revolution, no matter the distance covered. So, it takes 24 hours to make one revolution on earth no matter what your location is. In other words yourangular velocity remains constant.
“The problem with the world is that everyone is a few drinks behind.” - Humphrey Bogart
Hey, every Christmas Eve, the guy drinks a little rum, a little hot toddy, a little wine, or a little spiked egg nog at every house on the planet… and you wonder why he’s a little dizzy?