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How many hours are there in the world? The answer is known to all .. in 24 hours! But scientists have recently said that the answer is not always the same.
According to a report in British Media Express UK, a group of researchers from Colombia and the University of Wisconsin Madison have made such a claim.
Scientists have reached this conclusion in the United States of Arizona that they have been examined. They said that the size of the day 1 billion years ago was 18 hours. In phases, the size of the day has increased in 24 hours. Increasingly it is growing.
University of Wisconsin Madison's professor of geology professor Stephen Mears has been responsible for the Earth's distance as the reason. According to him, the moment the time is moving, the moon is moving away from the earth.
That is why the Earth's eccentric speed is being affected. The world is taking too much time to hit one around As a result the days are getting longer.
According to the calculations, Stephen says, that day is not far away when Earth Day will count in 25 hours. After the research paper was recently published in the National Academy of Sciences, discussions started around the world.