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To spin in place, going everywhere while arriving exactly where you started.
means To turn around a fixed center or axis, or to cycle items through positions in turn.
from From Latin rotare, to turn, born of rota, a wheel — the same wheel that rolled into rotunda, roulette, and your daily route.
earth's spinOne rotation takes 23 hours, 56 minutes.
crop rotationAncient trick that keeps soil from quitting.
orbit vs rotateRotate is self-spin; orbit circles another.