We think about this one year on Earth every time it turns. In reality, though, the number of times it revolves on its axis has changed over time, ranging from 490 to 372 days.

The speed of rotation is influenced by numerous factors. For instance, the Moon shifting away from the Earth, changes within the Earth, or fluctuating sea levels.

This time, though, it’s fastening strangely, and no one knows why.

According to the Daily Mail, astrophysicist Graham Jones of the University of London said that this year’s July 9, July 22, or August 5 could see an acceleration of our little green globe.

Our dates will be 1.30, 1.38, or 1.51 milliseconds shorter as a result of the Earth’s speeding up.

Even though