Maybe 100 billion years ago a day on earth was 25 hours?
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http://gizmodo.com/5483183/days-get-shor...earthquake
mind pineapple
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#2
holy cows! NOW WE WONT HAVE ENOUGH TIME TO DO STUFF!!!!!

OMFGWTFBBQCHUCKNORRISLOL

this is awesome, in a fuckload of years the days will be 1 hour long :O
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[Image: 340x.jpg]

D'awwed at this.
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#4
Oh Shroum.
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Bacon Wrote:Oh Shroum.

[Image: oh_u.jpg]
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Do you know how long the earth has "been" around?
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Bacon Wrote:Do you know how long the earth has "been" around?

oh! oh! Ill answer that! three days? :3

OT: meh... the chile earthquace was bad, but THIS?! I mean, now we have less time.

This was kinda pointless, but Imagine in more time (read as: A WHOLE LOAD OF A LOOOOONG TIME)

It may actually have some significant efect
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Bacon Wrote:Do you know how long the earth has "been" around?

Agreed, my dearest friend Bacon. What if the universe as we know it was created by a bratty Japanese high school girl three seconds ago? It may seem as if it were long existing to us, but how do we know this for sure? According to Descartesian logic, "we think, therefore we are"; but how do we confirm everything we see before us is real and true? Could the memories of our long past have all been fabrications, and the world was set into motion only just now? And exactly how do we know we aren't just clowns wandering around the edge of a cliff?
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#9
Simpsons did it.
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#10
Days were 23 hours long a mere 65 million years ago.
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Kalovale Wrote:[Image: 340x.jpg]

D'awwed at this.

I thought of this comic when I was flipping through a SAT physics prep book the other day and saw the page with the header "Angular Momentum" on it.
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1.26microseconds.....:f6:
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