After Billion Years, Turns Out Earth Had 19-hours a Day
A new study shows that in the past, Earth had a shorter time duration than it does today, at 19 hours a day.
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A new study shows that in the past, Earth had a shorter time duration than it does today, at 19 hours a day.
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600-million-year-old sedimentary rocks that preserve Milankovitch cycles allow for the discovery of the length of the ancient Earth's day. Credit: Ross
Days were once five hours shorter than they are now due to the moon's proximity to Earth, a new study suggests.
A study has revealed that the Earth had only 19 hrs in a day. Find out the reason behind it and what made the Earth to take 24 hrs to make one rotation about its axis.