Our planet is going to spin a little faster on July 9, July 22, and August 5, thanks to the moon’s distance from the equator.

Essentially, this means concussions caused by rotational motion occur at lower levels of energy than in cases involving linear motion.

Their idea challenges the belief that Earth's rotation through its own magnetic field cannot produce electricity. According to conventional physics, any attempt to harvest energy this way should fail.

This intends to redirect the rotational motion away from the head in certain angled impacts, thereby lowering the risk of injuries like concussions and TBIs.

A trio of physicists from Princeton University, CIT's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and Spectral Sensor Solutions, all in the U.S., is proposing the possibility of generating electricity using energy ...

Apple’s patent filing proposes a system that converts rotational energy from the turbine into heat, which is then stored in a “low-heat-capacity” fluid,according to Apple Insider.

An efficient thrower’s accuracy increases, biomechanists say, because his energy travels in the correct sequence: from legs to pelvis to torso to arm, with each reaching peak rotational velocity ...

The world is hungry for renewable sources of energy, which has led some scientists to ask the question: what about the rotation of the Earth? A new study reports that researchers have successfully ...

In a controversial experiment, physicists investigated whether we could harness the Earth's rotational energy to generate electricity.

This miniscule change in its rotational period amounts to a loss of far more energy than we observe as visible light from the pulsar, although astronomers debate just how rotational energy is ...

But extracting energy directly from the rotation of our planet itself — from the very cycle that drives day and night — has always seemed a bridge too far.

A 2 nm sized nanomachine able to spin and transfer its rotational energy Date: August 26, 2019 Source: Nara Institute of Science and Technology Summary: A collaboration of researchers in France ...