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Why Is Earth Spinning Faster?

Is our planet's day getting shorter? According to recent studies, Earth's rotation has mysteriously sped up, making every day a millisecond shorter. While it may seem insignificant, this change is part of a larger, long-term trend. The days were once just 19 hours long, then grew to 23 hours in the age of dinosaurs, and eventually to our current 24-hour cycle. Now, it seems our planet might be speeding up again, and scientists aren't sure why.

This change could affect our digital world, which relies on atomic clocks. Satellites, computers, and even the stock market could be impacted. If this trend continues, we may have to officially subtract one second from our time by 2029.

This is a mystery that has scientists stumped, with some speculating it's due to the moon's influence and others pointing to climate change.

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