Earth is rotating faster than usual this summer, and scientists say this unusual acceleration will make July 9, 2025, the shortest day ever recorded in human history. According to recent studies, the day is expected to be shorter by approximately 1.3 to 1.6 milliseconds compared to the standard 24-hour cycle. Experts believe this rare phenomenon is linked to the gravitational influence of the moon, which is currently in a position that’s subtly altering Earth’s spin. The moon, along with other natural factors such as seasonal variations, seismic activity, and...
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Vanessa BuschschlüterBBC NewsReutersGermanwatch, an environmental NGO which backed Mr Lliuya's case, celebrated the court's ruling saying it had "made legal history"."Although the court dismissed...