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‘Shortest day of 2026’: How this 'milli-seconds shift' is threatening GPS and satellites

Times of India

ScienceTimes of India·Jul 25, 2026·1 min read

‘Shortest day of 2026’: How this 'milli-seconds shift' is threatening GPS and satellites

Earth's rotation is changing, with July 26, 2026, marking the shortest day by a tiny margin. This subtle shift is linked to climate change and its impact on mass distribution. Scientists observe Earth's day lengthening at a rate unseen for…

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