Each day is longer than the previous on by 0.00000002 seconds which is 13 seconds each century!

No its not, there are 36500 days in a century and 0.00000002 x 365000is not 13

Besides that the length of a day does not rise by a constant, but fluctuates by up to two seconds in either direction.

There are 36525 days in a century because of leap years, plus that isn't how you would multiply it, anyway.

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21st century's days are 4.5 min longer than the 1st century

Yes this is true because the gravitional pull of the moon is slowing down the rotation of the earth.

nahnahnahnahnahnah! *parties* 13 whole seconds? whoopdeedoo

hey heyy ^ above, read first threads first dumbass

the sun rays fall on earth about 300000 of a speed

do you know an american scientist discovered nine planet and its named as UB313 it is very big

The number of seconds in a day is increased by 2 milliseconds each century.

earth formed 4600 years ago more or less, means 598,000,000 seconds, 9,966,666.6666666666666666666666667 minutes, 166,111.11111111111111111111111111 hours, 6,921.2962962962962962962962962962963 days, 230.70987654320987654320987654321 months, and 19.225823045267489711934156378601 years

Rob, that's asinine. 4800 years? That's a very Christian way to look at it.