The angular momentum of earth is conserved about centre of sun but how it is consrved becoz external force is acting on earth (forces by other planet)
Asked by ashutosharnold1998
19th September 2018,
10:37 AM
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Earth's orbital angular momentum changes slowly from torques produced by gravitational interactions with other planets.
Also earth's rotational angular momentum has been slowly reduced due to interactions with moon.
The changes in angular momentum and in earths axial tilt are small in comparision with total angular momenta.
But over a million of years, these changes are large enough to gradually produce cumulative climate changes
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24th September 2018,
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