A Day on Earth Used to Be Just 19 Hours Long
Around a billion years ago, Earth's day was approximately 19 hours long due to opposing forces in the atmosphere countering the Moon's gravitational influence.
Source: popularmechanics.com
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Around a billion years ago, Earth's day was approximately 19 hours long due to opposing forces in the atmosphere countering the Moon's gravitational influence.
There was a time in Earth's turbulent history when everything almost slowed to a standstill.