Rotation on a sphere refers to the circular movement of an object around its own axis, as if it were spinning.
Rotation values on a sphere are typically measured in degrees or radians, using a compass or protractor to determine the angle of rotation.
Rotation values on a sphere can signify the orientation or position of an object in relation to the sphere's surface, as well as the direction and speed of its rotation.
Rotation values can affect the shape of a sphere by causing it to bulge or flatten in certain areas, depending on the direction and speed of rotation. This can also create different patterns or distortions on the sphere's surface.
No, rotation values alone cannot determine the size of a sphere. Other factors such as the radius or circumference of the sphere would also need to be known in order to determine its size.