
Earth's Shortest Days: A Summer of Unprecedented Speed
Earth experienced a shorter day on July 22, spinning about 1.34 milliseconds faster than usual, with scientists investigating potential causes like lunar gravitation or changes in Earth's core.
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Earth experienced a shorter day on July 22, spinning about 1.34 milliseconds faster than usual, with scientists investigating potential causes like lunar gravitation or changes in Earth's core.

On July 22, Earth will experience its second-shortest day of the year, with a rotation 1.34 milliseconds faster than usual, due to gravitational interactions with the moon, continuing a trend of increasingly shorter days influenced by lunar gravity and climate change effects.

Earth will experience one of its shortest days on July 22, with a rotation 1.34 milliseconds faster than usual, part of a recent trend of Earth's rotation speeding up, possibly due to internal Earth dynamics, though the exact cause remains uncertain.