That’s exactly what photographer Eric Brummel did a few years ago, and his beautiful timelapse showcases the Earth’s rotation in a breathtaking fashion. Brummel created the time-lapse by ...

He made the below animation to show how this works. Related stories Because we go by solar days in our calendars, we count 365 days in a year. But Earth actually completes a full rotation (a ...

A former NASA scientist has released an informative animated video that shows how ... hand side the numbers that show the speed of Earth's rotation (1030 mph). Below the Earth is the Sun, and ...

It's the first time Earth's geologic record — information found inside rocks — has been used to create an animation of this ... its long history creates a beautiful continental dance ...

Yesterday, Reddit user Jeckee posted this short GIF of the Earth as it appears to rise over the moon's horizon: The animation, which comes from this Apollo 10 footage, was just a bit too shaky for ...