Definition: Anemometry is an ancient Greek term for measuring the movements of a pendulum in its plane. It describes how a person or animal's body rotates relative to the Earth, with the Earth itself being considered the center of rotation. The word was originally used to measure the rate at which a pendulum swings. It was later adapted to describe the study of the Earth's gravitational field and the forces it exerts on objects.
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