When rotational motion is transferred to the brain, it begins to rotate. If the rotation is large enough, this can lead to shearing of the brain’s axons, the cable transmitters of neurons.

This means that the points where the axis of rotation actually meets the Earth's surface move. Researchers can observe this polar motion ... shows how the Earth's rotational poles have moved ...

Over the past decade, members of the team have been toying with the idea of generating electricity using the Earth's rotation and ... to both the Earth's rotational motion and the Earth's magnetic ...

Between 1993 and 2010, the Earth's rotation axis shifted about 80 ... It's important to understand that polar motion refers to the shifting of the Earth's rotational axis in relation to its ...

The corresponding polar motion is triggered by shifts ... ice not only change the Earth’s rotational speed and the length of day: as the researchers show in Nature Geoscience, they also alter the axis ...