The earth rotates about 361 degrees relative to a "fixed" star
every 24 hours. Its circumference at the equator is about
24,901.5 miles. The horizontal velocity of the earth's surface
at the equator is about 1,000 miles per hour and at the poles is
zero miles per hour. Between the equator and the poles, the
velocity varies. Gravity at the surface of the earth is
approximately 32 feet per second squared. Nether flow into the
earth at the surface of the planet has a velocity of
approximately 6.94 miles per second. At the equator, the earth's
surface is moving horizontally at a velocity of about .29 miles
per second. The earth orbits the sun at distance of
approximately 93 million miles. The mass of the sun is about
333,000 times the mass of earth. The earth moves along its orbit
at approximately 18 miles per second. At the distance of the
earth's orbit from the sun, the solar gravity is approximately
.0194 feet per second squared, and the nether moving toward the
sun as part of the sun's gravity funnel, has a v