Abstract

Background

Astronomy and its astrophysics extension are among the oldest and most recent natural sciences, due to directly linked to human behavior since the beginning of the universe and throughout our daily lives. With the growth of populations and the diversification of their abilities and activities on Earth, in the sky, and in between, the climate changes, requiring continued attention to astronomy and astrophysics.

Introduction

From time to time, some astronomical phenomena occur in celestial bodies, especially our planet within our Milky Way galaxy, which must be studied and understood to avoid confusing the world.

Objective

This editorial paper aims to provide a brief historical overview of astronomy and astrophysics to enhance the scientific background of researchers, students, interested parties, and amateurs, enabling them to understand the dynamics of planet Earth in a simple and easy manner, while documenting a glimpse of the latest developments in the natural phenomena of our planet that the world is currently observing: the phenomenon of "Earth's acceleration".

Methodology

A simple method combining description and analysis of the past and present was used to investigate the phenomenon of Earth's acceleration in light of several scientific considerations.

Analysis and Conclusion

It has been confirmed that the Earth's rotation has accelerated over the past five years, and that this recurrence is due to several reasons that can be considered mere speculation until proven true, to avoid confusing people. Therefore, this paper provides systematic and sustainable solutions have been developed to unify efforts to monitor and track the phenomenon with greater accuracy in light of global developments. Most important among these is the need for cooperation among relevant international bodies to maximize the use of the latest technologies, such as Attosecond and light clocks, in monitoring and informed interpretation, to deepen our understanding of the phenomenon and foresee the future.