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Pendulum clocks lose time when moved toward the equator

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Because the Earth bulges outward at its middle, gravity is ever so slightly weaker near the equator. A precisely calibrated antique clock transported from London to Brazil will mysteriously start losing time daily, thoroughly confusing seventeenth-century sailors.

Pendulum clocks lose time when moved toward the equator
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