On average, the Earth is slowing down. Regular shifts in core density, Gravity distribution, lunar friction, Glacial melting, and temperature change All amount to about 1.8 milliseconds For every century of rotation. It's not negligible. In 200 million years A single Earth day Will be close to 25 hours long. And I can feel it. Let's do the math: That's about zero point zero zero one eight seconds Per century. Splitting that up, it's Zero point zero zero zero zero one eight seconds Per year. Which makes it Four point nine three one five times ten to the negative eight seconds Longer per day. See? I wasn't crazy When I said The days would drag Without you here.
You made the Earth’s slowdown into longing🥰🥲. That’s alchemy🫠. The math isn’t decoration here — it’s the metaphor.💖💖 Also, I don’t like maths much😅, but because of this poem I’ve just started seeing math in a new light😌. You made numbers feel like loss🥹That’s a gift.👏👏 And the ending had me meltinnnngggggg 🫠🫠🫠
