Investigating the Influence of Carbon Emissions on Earth's Rotation

Wednesday, 17 July 2024, 13:46

NASA scientists have discovered a link between carbon emissions and the elongation of the Earth's day as well as its impact on climate change. The findings suggest that carbon-induced climate change may accelerate ice melting in Greenland and Antarctica, leading to a shift in the Earth's gravitational center and, consequently, a longer day.

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Carbon Emission's Impact on Earth's Rotation

NASA scientists have uncovered a significant correlation between carbon emissions and the Earth's rotation.

Climate Change Effects

Ice Melting: Increased carbon emission could accelerate ice melting in Greenland and Antarctica.

Day Lengthening

Gravitational Shift: The shift in the Earth's gravitational center towards the equator may result in a longer day.

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