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The Earth takes a little under 24 hours to rotates on its axis. But what if that leisurely paced pick up鈥攁nd up and up and up In this week What If, Randall Munroe decided to answer that exact question. If the Earth rotated so fast that a day lasted a single second, things would go very wrong, very quickly鈥攏ot least because the equator would be travelling at about 10 percent of the speed of light. Munroe explains what damage that would cause: Centrifugal force would become much stronger than gravity, and the material that m
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