Absence of heat, or the temperature of absolute zero, is defined as a complete absence of molecular motion. Without matter, no heat. The molecular motion that we call heat is a chaotic, a random motion. An increase of heat is an increase of randomity in matter. A decrease of heat denotes progressively greater order of molecular alignment.
Centrifugal motion is outward directed.
It is an expanding, a radiating, explosive motion. It has a tendency to increase the randomity in matter and thereby cause heat. This is the kind of motion we are accustomed to. It has been used in our technology since the discovery of the fire, and especially since the invention of the steam engine and the consequent industrial revolution. Our continued and exclusive use of this motion has given us useful but dangerous machinery, polluting internal combustion engines, radio and microwave technology that has definite negative effects on human, animal and plant life and last but not least the daughter of the atomic bomb, our atomic power plant, which is little more than a steam turbine using a very dangerous source of heat, radioactive uranium.