ok ( please no stupid answers this is a school homework question)?
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Good question! I think no because everything moves within the atmosphere. Such as 8 hour long airplanes. If they travel the opposite direction of the earth's rotation, it wouldn't just stay still over the same exact spot over the ocean if it traveled 1000mph. good question, but that's what i predict using prior knowledge. Plus, i think it's gravitational force that makes every object move at the same time along with the earth itself. It may have to do with Earth's magnetic field, i don't know.
368676
I see someone gave you the answer. Give Al the points! =-)
178053
This is not a higher education question.  if you are in higher education you should be able to figure out this question on your own.  Do your own work.
903611
What I suggest is...................do your own homework.\nYou won't learn if I do it for you!
3152
Lets resolve this overdue question by bringing it to  a vote.
384304
HEY IF U FIND THIS OUT THEN TELL ME THE ANSWER 2!!!!   :(
233623
Sounds like you posted your homework question like so many others here. Do your own homework.
422460
please explain this question.
760241
Sounds like a homework question to me. You need to do this one on your own buddy.
235769
Sounds like you want us to answer a homework question for you...look it up yourself!
764010
i dont know the answer to this but thnx for help on my question :)
226837
Click link below for answers:
370156
this question has been asked a thousand times. Please see the answer below:\n\n( http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AgzGoRGCYlvVmRQ9IzSVHyDsy6IX?qid=1006020108074 )
1021430
Not sure.  Do your own homework!
145772
See the answer you seek here:\n\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/;_ylt=Agbq3fIFOPsDM.lSrBATxFMjzKIX?qid=1005120903323
532464
Do u expect someone to explain this question here?\n\n Try searching www.wikipedia.org if you really need it.
418066
there is a similar question (resolved) asked a few days back. check it out. it also has some interesting comments.