For thousands of years, humanity has measured its days by observing the sky. The exact noon time occurred when the Sun reached its highest point and a complete rotation of our planet dictated 24 hours a day. However, nature is not a Swiss clock. Earth is speeding up, slowing down and wobbles chaotically due to factors ranging from the complex dynamics of its liquid core to the melting of the poles caused by climate change. This unpredictable spe…
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For thousands of years, humanity has measured its days by observing the sky. The exact noon time occurred when the Sun reached its highest point and a complete rotation of our planet dictated 24 hours a day. However, nature is not a Swiss clock. Earth is speeding up, slowing down and wobbles chaotically due to factors ranging from the complex dynamics of its liquid core to the melting of the poles caused by climate change. This unpredictable spe…