I have found out this tid-bit -
If you are fifty years old the day is one millisecond longer than it was when you were born:
www.theguardian.com
This means between and 2950 (the in-game year) the Standard Earth Day will be over 18 milliseconds longer than today.
To put this in some kind of strange context, the brain needs as little as 13 milliseconds to comprehend something that is seen... so by 2950 you'll have 1.3 whole new comprehensions a day!
news.mit.edu
Happy new year to those who care, and to everyone else make this year the one last year wasn't.
If you are fifty years old the day is one millisecond longer than it was when you were born:
Earth's day lengthens by two milliseconds a century, astronomers find
The gradual slowing of the planet’s rotation is causing our day to lengthen, a comparison of nearly 3,000 years of celestial records has revealed
www.theguardian.com
This means between and 2950 (the in-game year) the Standard Earth Day will be over 18 milliseconds longer than today.
To put this in some kind of strange context, the brain needs as little as 13 milliseconds to comprehend something that is seen... so by 2950 you'll have 1.3 whole new comprehensions a day!
In the blink of an eye
MIT neuroscientists find the brain can identify images seen for as little as 13 milliseconds.
news.mit.edu
Happy new year to those who care, and to everyone else make this year the one last year wasn't.
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