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zeroca · 03-17-2006, 05:20 AM

Anyway, that’s fine. Thank you. I believe I will find precise existing answer to it in order to reconstruct spinning regularities of solid bodies, as towards around each-other, as well as around Suns. Existing explanations really don’t satisfy my curiosity. I‘ve read that the Moon’s spinning on its axis coincides with its moving direction along the orbit around the Earth and that makes perfect sense for me (it fits), but I stumble over the spinning of planets around the Sun: can’t arrange the picture of it. Precise knowledge of it is strong necessity for me. Anyway, I can say beforehand that Suns are relatively fixed (unmoved) points to each-other in universe, but solid heavenly bodies aren’t.

Regards, Merab.

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zeroca 1st degree Black Belt Status: Offline Posts: 250 Thanks Given: 9 Thanked 8x in 6 Posts Join Date: Jan 2005 Rep Power: 17	03-17-2006, 05:20 AM Anyway, that’s fine. Thank you. I believe I will find precise existing answer to it in order to reconstruct spinning regularities of solid bodies, as towards around each-other, as well as around Suns. Existing explanations really don’t satisfy my curiosity. I‘ve read that the Moon’s spinning on its axis coincides with its moving direction along the orbit around the Earth and that makes perfect sense for me (it fits), but I stumble over the spinning of planets around the Sun: can’t arrange the picture of it. Precise knowledge of it is strong necessity for me. Anyway, I can say beforehand that Suns are relatively fixed (unmoved) points to each-other in universe, but solid heavenly bodies aren’t. Regards, Merab.