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Apparently, our Earth is spinning faster than it has in over 50 years!
Scientists believe that Earth may be spinning faster than it has in over 50 years owing to the change in the speed of the earthâs rotation, which has increased over the last 5 decades. According to Daily Mail, since 2020, every day is taking less than 24 hours.Â
According to the researchers, the Earth has completed its revolutions around its axis milliseconds quicker than average. The planet s rotation varies slightly all the time depending upon the variations in atmospheric pressure, winds, ocean currents, and the movement of the core.
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A day on Earth is now shorter than 24 hours. Here s why
A day on Earth is now shorter than 24 hours. Here s why
Earth is rotating on its axis faster than it has in a half-century implying that each day on the planet is now shorter than 24 hours. Is this the first time that the planet is spinning faster or has it happened before. Read onto know.
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Earth is spinning slightly faster than it has in a half century. (Image: AP)
Time is flying quicker this year as Earth is spinning around faster than it has in a half-century. This means each day on the blue planet is now shorter than 24 hours, owing to the increase in the speed of earth s rotation over the last 5 decades.
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