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This question is a widely asked question, but there is more then one answer. It depends where on ‘earth’ you are wondering. Such as the poles would obviously spin slower then the equator because of the circumference. At the equator it is spinning at about 1,083/mph. At a lower latitude the speed decreases to around 700-900/mph.
