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3 years ago
7

Does the construction of a high building slow down the rotation of the earth

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1 answer:
omeli [17]3 years ago
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No, the building's size in comparison to the earth would have no change or change so increadibly miniscule, like if you were told to spin slowly and an and was placed on top of your head
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