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This paper is concerned with the time optimal control problem of a system whose state is evolving on the sphere S2. The system is described by a bilinear homogeneous set of ordinary differential equations. The controls act independently and are bounded in magnitude. A closed form solution has been obtained for optimal control law by exploiting the geometric structure of the state space. The solution is of bang-bang type with at most one switch required.