The Sun doesn’t move anywhere—it just disappears because we live on a planet that is always spinning. Every evening the part of the planet where you live turns away from the Sun and you can see the blackness of space. The Earth keeps spinning through the night. Daylight returns when your part of the Earth turns back to face the Sun. We don’t feel it, but the Earth?is spinning at a speed of 1,040 mph (1,675 kph). That’s 17 miles (28 km) every minute.
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Ravi kumar
The Sun doesn’t move anywhere—it just disappears because we live on a planet that is always spinning. Every evening the part of the planet where you live turns away from the Sun and you can see the blackness of space. The Earth keeps spinning through the night. Daylight returns when your part of the Earth turns back to face the Sun. We don’t feel it, but the Earth?is spinning at a speed of 1,040 mph (1,675 kph). That’s 17 miles (28 km) every minute.