Glaciers melt, bulging when the oceans,
The days when longer get, good heavens,
When Earth's bejewelled crown—
Moon pulls it further down,
Whose concern? Safe enough my grandsons!
And we here duly dead
In long run, why break head?
‘Nough fire-fight there's to do soon at once.
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One of the results of global-warming is: glaciers at poles thaw and water flows into oceans that bulge at the equator, which in turn slows down Earth's rotation, making days longer. Added to this is Moon's gravity, causing the same effect. Yet, in a century from now, the day's length will increase by mere 1.7 milliseconds! But who's worried about such a long term event?
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Happenings | 07.12.15 |
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
An amazing humorous work with a little tinge of scientific temper! Se well penned sir..............10
Thanks indeed for so liberal comments, Dr Swain