Animation tween effect

hello!
i seem to be stuck on a tween that i have in mind.
lets say we want to animate an object using the 3d position its (Z position)to be exact, from keyrame 1 to keyframe 40 or so on.
i put the object on keyrame 1 to 10000position and view and then its keyframe on 40 to 0 position and view,so it looks like a nice object zooming towards you as you see it.but how can we get the object to constantly spin around and around(like from the motion presets from the default:spiral 3D ) .so it seems like a coin been tossed.
thank you.
p.s is it possible i can combine 2 motion presets on one object,or just one motion preset is allowed on an object?
best regards.

hey hi!!!thanks for your reply,yes it does work like you say i motion tween and put in the values like u said,but!!!!!
it only goes around once.!how can i motion tween the object but the object going around more than once because i did as u said:
y=0
y=120
y=240
y=360
so thats one time it turns!.this is a good expamle c the earth here how it orbits around,imagine its on the z position all the way in the background and it orbits around and around unitl it comes close,but the earth doesnt turn only once but its spinig and spining may times before it comes close to you.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SeApBeZFiMs&NR=1
thank you.

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