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Why doesn't Einstein's equation for mass and velocity account for the gravitational effects of dark matter?
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When large earthquakes change the earth's spin, it always seems to be towards shorter days, usually a millisecond or two. do any earthquakes lengthen the day or slow earth's spin?
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Why doesn't Einstein's equation for mass and velocity account for the gravitational effects of dark matter?
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When large earthquakes change the earth's spin, it always seems to be towards shorter days, usually a millisecond or two. do any earthquakes lengthen the day or slow earth's spin?
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