Indian astronomer Dorje Angchuk has captured a stunning time-lapse video showing the Earth's rotation from the serene landscapes of Ladakh. Angchuk, who serves as the engineer-in-charge at the ...

The following is a transcript of the video. Stand on the equator ... That's how quickly Earth rotates on its axis, from West to East. And that rotation is largely responsible for the distribution ...

The Earth completes one rotation every 24 hours to give us day and night. When Britain faces the Sun it is daytime, but the other side of the world is in darkness. So in Australia it is the middle ...