"raden" wrote in message
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In message , Mike
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"Cynic" wrote in message
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On Fri, 11 Feb 2005 00:21:29 GMT, Mary Pegg
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Cynic wrote:

The laws of physics have hardly changed at all in my lifetime so
far,

You mean they have a bit? I do hope not.

Some of the constants have changed by a tiny amount.


'g' changed quite noticeably on 28th(?) December. The Earth is spinning
quite erratically at the moment.

You mean the 26th?

I don't see what it had to do with g changing


--
geoff

I was a bit surprised to see that day length has changed
for GPS purposes at least

http://www.livescience.com/forcesofn...rth_shape.html
The general shape of the Earth is slightly oblate - that is, it is not a
perfect sphere but is slightly squished down, making it about 26 miles wider
at the equator than between the poles. This shape, however, is not rigid,
with climate being a major distorting force.
But the magnitude nine earthquake last month almost certainly altered the
shape as well. Recent calculations have estimated that this catastrophic
land displacement caused a small reduction in the bulge, making the planet
more round.
"The waistline was reduced by not quite a millimeter because of the
earthquake," said Benjamin Fong Chao from NASA's Goddard Space Flight
Center.
This slimming down sped up the rotation of the Earth, much like when a
spinning ice skater pulls in her arms to increase her speed. The length of
the day correspondingly decreased by 2.68 millionths of a second.
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