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Does the earth’s rotational angular velocity change?

This is what is written in The Feynman Lectures on Physics, Vol. 1 (ch.5) We now believe that, for various reasons, some days are longer than others, some days are shorter, and on the average the ...
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Why do we say that the torque on Earth due to Sun is zero?

Let's assume, the mass of Earth = $M$, the radius of Earth = $r$, the moment of inertia due to revolution of Earth = $I$, angular momentum due to the revolution = $L$, distance between the center of ...
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