Days are getting longer. Scientists don't know why
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Days are getting longer. Scientists don't know why
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#2Dzhanibekov effect / tennis racket theorem. The flippening is nigh!
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#3Scientists should keep an eye on activity in the Pacific Ocean, and earthquakes around it.
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#4Scientists should keep an eye on activity in the Pacific Ocean, and earthquakes around it.
Why?
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#7Last I heard, days were getting unaccountably shorter, such that they were threatening to impose a reverse-leap second, or "lop second", with a select minute only 59 seconds long, rather than 61 for the usual case.
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#8Such incompetence!
They should recruit some climate scientists - those guys know everything and can predict what will happen in the distant future.
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#9Last I heard, days were getting unaccountably shorter, such that they were threatening to impose a reverse-leap second, or "lop second", with a select minute only 59 seconds long, rather than 61 for the usual case.
Covered in the article. They got shorter and now they are getting longer.