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Mars' Daytime Hours Get Shorter as Planet Spins Faster for Unknown Reasons [NASA Data]
Scientists have some ideas behind the Martian mystery. Click to read more. Mars is mysteriously rotating faster than normal for reasons unknown, slightly reducing its daytime hours by a small fraction, according to a new study that utilized NASA data in recent years.
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