Earth's rotation around its axis
peace,
I saw that they talked about the relationship between the Earth and the Sun.
I wasn't sure if I added a question there you would see it, so I opened a separate question.
I saw that regarding the relationship between the Earth and the Sun, you said that these are just different definitions, and it can be defined this way and that.
Is it possible to define that the Earth does not rotate around itself? The problem is that if that were the case, the entire universe would rotate around us once a day, and that would be at speeds faster than the speed of light. thanks
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I see every comment everywhere.
It is indeed possible kinematically. And it is true, the speed can be greater than the speed of light. In the theory of relativity there are more complicated transformations between reference frames in which you will not get a speed greater than the speed of light.
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