If you seem not to be able to get through the to-do list on Aug. 5, you'll at least have an excuse. Tuesday is predicted to ...

Discover U.S. territories and their unique time zones, including Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands, American Samoa, Guam, and ...

Incredibly, today will be approximately 1.34 milliseconds shorter than 24 hours, according to the International Earth ...

Short-term changes in day length can be linked to the moon's position. On July 9, July 22, and August 5, the moon reaches ...

Earth’s rotation is accelerating, and that tiny shift could have a major impact on timekeeping and technology.For all the ...

Because of the moon’s position, Earth is rotating just over a millisecond faster than usual on a few days this summer ...

Scientists predict that Aug. 5 will be 1.34 milliseconds shorter than a standard day, according to the International Earth Rotation and Reference System Service and the U.S. Naval Observatory, ...

Earth is spinning faster this summer, making the days marginally shorter and attracting the attention of scientists and ...

As the Earth spins faster this summer, the days are just slightly shorter. But those milliseconds are adding up.

Earth has been spinning faster for the past few years — a trend that could lead the world’s timekeeping institutions to take unprecedented action.

India must invest in outcome-oriented education to align the supply of skills with demand and achieve its development goals.