Using GRACE Data to Estimate Climate Change Impacts on the Earth’s Moment of Inertia

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RT @FrontEarthSci: New Research: Using GRACE Data to Estimate Climate Change Impacts on the Earth’s Moment of Inertia: The widely used 15-y…

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RT @FrontEarthSci: New Research: Using GRACE Data to Estimate Climate Change Impacts on the Earth’s Moment of Inertia: The widely used 15-y…

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New Research: Using GRACE Data to Estimate Climate Change Impacts on the Earth’s Moment of Inertia: The widely used 15-year Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE) measured mass redistribution shows an increasing trend in the… https://t.co/r6XCiBIn

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