Something Deep Inside the Earth Is Messing With Time—and Making Days Longer Than 24 Hours
University of Alberta researchers say inner-core and mantle interactions can shift Earth’s rotation enough to change day length by a few milliseconds.
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According to the Daily Mail, physicists Hoeving Chang and Matthew Dempiri of Alberta University of Canada discovered a hidden force in the depths of the planet's circulation, resulting in a slight change in the length of the day by parts of a thousand seconds. The newspaper explained that the two worlds analysed records from 1964 to 2019, collected seismic data that were used to track the inner vertebrae circulation, and models of liquid outer p…
B. A study by two researchers from the University of Alberta revealed a hidden force in the depths of the Earth that could affect the planet ' s vortex, resulting in a slight change in the length of the day in the amount of parts of the Earth ' s surface.
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