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I read in a article that Earth revolves around the sun at speed of 30km/s but from where did it get its velocity at the beginning..?
The initial velocity of Earth, which revolves around the sun at approximately 30 km/s, originates from the conservation of angular momentum during the formation of the solar system. As the interstellar gas cloud collapses into a protoplanetary disk, random molecular motions lead to a preferred spin direction, which is amplified as the material collapses. This mechanism explains why planets revolve around the sun in a consistent direction and why they exhibit similar rotational axes, despite exceptions like Venus and Uranus. The discussion also highlights the importance of initial conditions and random movements in the formation of planetary motion.
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