Timeline: What If Earth Kept Spinning Faster

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The Earth rotates at roughly 1,000 miles per hour. We don't even realize that the Earth is spinning so fast all the time and we just live our lives. But imagine if the Earth suddenly starts spinning faster and faster. To the point that the earth spins at the speed of light!

What would happen? Wouldn't we still realize that the Earth is spinning faster, or would that be catastrophic for humanity? Watch this timeline video to find out what would happen if Earth kept spinning faster.

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𝗗𝗶𝘀𝗰𝗹𝗮𝗶𝗺𝗲𝗿: This comparison or timeline video is made based on community discussions and relevant sources, numbers and facts listed might not be up to date, valid or in any specific order.

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Props to the people on second earth who experienced it

HIHOSILVER

Earth: spins 16x faster than normal 1000 mph
Data: I say it spin 17000

minionfishprize

This must be the work of

*Made in Heaven*

divyanshrawat

a small noise at the back:
*MIDORI HEAVEN DA*

Epic-bro

2:00 this was the reason for earthquakes in Turkey and Syria

sanatandharma

Man don’t you hate when space wind kicks in

stanthevan

"at the equator"

Me as a person who lives in a country at the equator: OH HELL NO-

cerealcattttt

“Mom, can we get WatchData?”
“No son, we already have WatchData at home.”
WatchData at home:

RyanDoesntAnimatelol

Meanwhile at Santa’s cabin: Why is there no internet and why is everything destroyed around me?

shunt

News : “There’s no bad weather this wee—“
The Earth : *”Let’s make this 'Bad Weather'.”*

Hazey._.

It actually does keep spinning faster every month

djvos

9223372036854775807 GMPH (gigameters per hour): Black hole turns into another black hole

rotatingcat

2:51 well, at least the flat earthers will be able to prove their theory… *o wait-*

kirby

Another point is that, as the planet flattened out, gravity would become variable with respect to latitude. See Henry C. Tubb/Hal Clement's essay "Whirligig World", where he explains the physics of how his planet Mesklin in his novel Mission of Gravity (which is super lenticular and spins incredibly fast (the day is 35 Earth minutes long, and a year is something like 3, 500 days), can be possible.

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