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human
Does the Earth's atmosphere rotate at the same speed as the planet?

Does the atmosphere around the Earth 'turn' in sync with planet? So does The North Pole or England or anywhere else always have the same atmosphere 'above' it?
gpt
The atmosphere "slips" relative to the surface of the Earth. There is a "boundary layer" where there atmosphere meets the surface of the Earths that creates all sorts of atmospheric phenomena (turbulence, uplift, jet stream, ...).

There are also large scale currents in the atmosphere: the Hadley cells.

So no, the atmosphere does not corotate like a rigid body.