Has anyone ever noticed how so many things in the universe spin naturally. Galaxies spin. The solar system spins. Earth spins. The moon spins, but at just the right rate that the same side is always facing us. If it didn't spin you'd see different parts depending on what side of the planet you were on. So does anyone have an idea why this occurs so often? I was thinking the majority of stellar bodies spin the same direction, but I realized that is all depending on which way you're looing at it. Regardless, it's still bothering me how things naturally spin all the time.
hmm... maybe because all molecules are constantly moving. most things in the universe naturally form a spherical shape. the most logical way for a sphere to move is thru spinning on its axis, so the energy of the trillions of atoms constantly moving could be getting expelled by the masses they form spinning?? i dont know if that makes sense, just an assumption by myself.
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Haha, funny...we talked about similar shit yesterday... What if everyone faced west and blew REALLY hard (simultaniously)....would earth spin faster?
LOL. thats what I would do if I were God. I wqould put a giant ziplock baggie over the earth. then i would take a giant "god sized hit" of some dank ass god weed, and blow it into the ziplock baggie, and seal it. MWAHAHA! HOTBOX THE PLANET!
Someone asked this question at NASA, and they could not give him an answer. Google "Why does everything spin" Edit; FUCK. Thought this was the other "why does everything spin" thread. Lmao.
holy crap OP, i was thinking the same thing but i posted in the science section i got some good answers also http://forum.grasscity.com/science-nature/701304-why-does-everything-spin.html answers http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angular_momentum
Why glaxies spin: gravity and dark matter Why planets orbit(not spin): gravity Why planets spin: 95% sure because of gravity So in conclusion, most things "spin" because of gravity. Dark matter plays a major part in the structure of a galaxy but I'm not exactly sure that it makes a galaxy spin. I hope this helps. - peace, joy, love, and light
Such is the nature of thing-ness. If you're establishing galaxies, stars, planets and the such to be what you claim they are, then they must behave in such a way that those things can be maintained... That is to say, things will come with the causes and conditions that allow them to be. This is known as natural philosophy, or science. In short, galaxies and planets spin due to the nature of gravity... but you may get a better answer in the Science & Nature section.