The phrase "axis spinning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, mechanics, or any discussion involving rotation or movement around a central line or point.
Example: "The axis spinning of the Earth is responsible for the cycle of day and night."
Alternatives: "rotating axis" or "spinning axis".
Much of what I heard, however, seemed to come from an inverted world, the axis spinning backward, all the essential story lines turned inside out.
Isolated in my riverside reverie it would be easy to forget that we are hurtling through space, on a planet that is tilted over on its axis, spinning as we go, travelling on an orbit that takes us closer and then further from the Sun.
In this paper, we experimentally investigate a new tumbling mixer that rotates with respect to two axes: a horizontal axis (tumbling motion), and a central symmetry axis (spinning motion).
Hudson, R. S. & Ostro, S. J. Shape and non-principal axis spin state of asteroid 4179 Toutatis.
With Boys Noize and Lil Wayne cranking on the loudspeakers and the Colorado crowd cheering, they threw aerial tricks like off-axis spinning double-back flips and switch 1080s — three 360-degree spins with backward takeoffs.
Centrifugal expansion happens when the axis spins in one direction and contraction happens when centripetal forces spin in the opposite direction.
A NASA geophysicist reported that the quake, and the huge, nearly supersonic waves it caused, resulted in the planet tilting about 2.5 centimeters on its axis and spinning 3 microseconds faster.
Thus, the cylindrical specimen's axis aligns parallel to the spinning axis of TSpin.
Although no one has performed the double cork, an off-axis spin, in a halfpipe, "that is probably going to be the next step," Fisher said.
This season the double-cork 1080, an inverted off-axis spin of three rotations, has divided the men's halfpipe field.
Howell unleashed a switch-900 an off-axis spin that includes 2 ½ rotations during a run that finished with a score of 94.20, trouncing the rest of the field on a warm and sometimes frightening day.
