On the Origin of Rotation of a Celestial Body

Details On the Origin of Rotation of a Celestial Body On the Origin of Rotation of a Celestial Body

Mar 1988

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Celestial Mechanics, Volume 44, Issue 1-2, pp. 45-48

Physics

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The differential equations of the self-rotation of a celestial body have been evaluated. From an integral of these equations a formula for angular velocity of the celestial body was obtained. This formula after being applied to the rotation of the Sun and of the Earth gives, respectively, the following angular velocity ranges: 0.588×10-6<ω<18, 187×10-6 and 0.7533×10-5<ω<12,4266×10-5. These are up to three times narrower than those previously obtained by Savić and Kašanin [1].

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