• Hassy Ambegoda (@HitechCode) / Twitter

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    Scientists aren’t exactly sure what is causing the slightly faster rotation, but speculate it could be linked to climate change, tides, or even the Earth’s layers.

  • Hassy Ambegoda (@hassyambegoda) / Twitter

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    Scientists aren’t exactly sure what is causing the slightly faster rotation, but speculate it could be linked to climate change, tides, or even the Earth’s layers.