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This meant that the gravitational acceleration at the bottom of the mine, 1250 ft below the surface, was 1/14,000 less than it should have been from the inverse square law; that is the attraction of the spherical shell was 1/14,000 of the attraction of the Earth.

This solution didn't prove as practical as simply limiting the pendulum's swing to small angles of a few degrees.

A pendulum with a steel rod will expand by about 11.3 parts per million with each degree Celsius increase (6.3 µin/(in·°F)), causing it to lose about 0.27 seconds per day, or 16 seconds per day for a 60 °F (33 °C) change.

For example, a pendulum standard defined at 45° north latitude, a popular choice, could be measured in parts of France, Italy, Croatia, Serbia, Romania, Russia, Kazakhstan, China, Mongolia, the United States and Canada.

A pendulum can therefore be used as a gravimeter to measure the local gravity, which varies by about 0.5% at different points on the surface of the Earth.

So the modern world's standard unit of length is certainly closely linked historically with the seconds pendulum.Britain and Denmark appear to be the only nations that (for a short time) based their units of length on the pendulum.