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A sphere spins in a circle <- probably the most abstract answer possible, but correct as I see it.
by DiggyJohnson 5y ago
A sphere spins in a circle <- probably the most abstract answer possible, but correct as I see it.
- wolverine876 5y agoAh, you mean that spin is (two-dimensional?), and that these things form along the 'equator' of the spin? That is, spin creates an 'equator', and the equator is a circle not a sphere, and the orbiting objects align with the equator? Are our solar system's planets aligned with our sun's equator? (Sorry, the mathematical/physical terms are escaping me.)
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