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The earth rotates 360 degrees in 24 hours, so in one hour it rotates 15 degrees. (If you look at a map of time zones you will see the time zones divided into 15 degree segments). One hour is 60 minutes, so in one minute of time the earth rotates 15/60 degree.
Best Answer: The quick answer is that's how long it takes for the Earth to rotate once relative to the rest of the universe, 23 hours 56 minutes. Because the Earth is also orbiting the sun in the same direction as it is spinning, it has to spin a little extra to catch up and face the sun as it did the day before, taking 4 extra minutes, or 24 hours to do it.