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I understand that an electron can gain and lose energy, but before this, the electron is spinning around the nucleus of an atom. Since motion requires energy, what is the energy that keeps the electron spinning.
Further- since there is loss in every system- if no energy is applied or taken from an electron spinning in orbit, will the electron eventually lose it's orbit or is that the only example of perpetual motion?
Further- since there is loss in every system- if no energy is applied or taken from an electron spinning in orbit, will the electron eventually lose it's orbit or is that the only example of perpetual motion?