23 hrs and 56 min and 4 seconds

[Quasar44]

That is the exact time it takes earth to rotate in its axis
However we don’t judge the day by the earths rotation..we judge it by when the sun is up in the sky
The earths path around the sun is not a straight path nor is the speed ever constant . The earth gets closer and further from the sun during its journey ,which causes days to be over and under 24 hrs
It’s never 12 and 12 of day and night

Plus the earth moves about a degree a day to the sun which almost is 360 like a circle

 

[toobfreak]

23 hrs and 56 min and 4 seconds
That is the exact time it takes earth to rotate in its axis
However we don’t judge the day by the earths rotation..we judge it by when the sun is up in the sky
The earths path around the sun is not a straight path nor is the speed ever constant . The earth gets closer and further from the sun during its journey ,which causes days to be over and under 24 hrs
It’s never 12 and 12 of day and night
Plus the earth moves about a degree a day to the sun which almost is 360 like a circle

Wanna check that again, Ace? By your measure, we lose over 24 1/2 hours a year at your rate.

And no about the Sun coming up.

You might try a basic course in astronomy.

 

[LuckyDuck]

Just enjoy each day as they come. The time of the Earth's rotation is irrelevant.

 

[Quasar44]

23 hrs and 56 min and 4 seconds
That is the exact time it takes earth to rotate in its axis
However we don’t judge the day by the earths rotation..we judge it by when the sun is up in the sky
The earths path around the sun is not a straight path nor is the speed ever constant . The earth gets closer and further from the sun during its journey ,which causes days to be over and under 24 hrs
It’s never 12 and 12 of day and night
Plus the earth moves about a degree a day to the sun which almost is 360 like a circle

Wanna check that again, Ace? By your measure, we lose over 24 1/2 hours a year at your rate.

And no about the Sun coming up.

You might try a basic course in astronomy.

No we don’t because the sun is the reference point for each day

 

[justinacolmena]

That is the exact time it takes earth to rotate in its axis

The solar wind creates powerful electric currents which interact with the Earth's magnetic field as a giant electric motor to cause the Earth to continue rotating against the tidal drag of the Moon.

 

[Baron Von Murderpaws]

Oh yeah........daddy likes.......
rotate you dirty ho!!