Polar Ice Caps and the Earth's Speed of Rotation

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Is it correct to say that the melting of the polar caps due to climate change may increase Earth's speed of rotation?
 
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After my surgery this year, gas remained in my eye for a while. The light air bubbles appeared to sink to the bottom, and I realized that the brain was processing the information to invert the up/down/left/right image transferred to the retina. I have a question about optics and ophthalmology. Does the inversion of the image transferred to the retina depend on the position of the intraocular focal point of the lens of the eye? For example, in people with farsightedness, the focal point is...
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