Do you think that all the constant mining and oil drilling, and moving dirt around will change the balance?

of the earth eventualy, like a spinning tire that looses its balance, and starts wobbling, wont changing the natual balance of the earth, by moving everything around, and building dams and lakes, and removing mountains, and making giant cities, will eventualy creat a wobble in the earths rotation? I cant see how it wouldnt!Do you think that all the constant mining and oil drilling, and moving dirt around will change the balance?
It is a question of relative mass; the earth's mass versus whatever you are changing. Science speculates that many moons ago there was a shift to about 54 degrees inclination of the earth's poles due to massive glaciation. Supposedly there was a massive glacier around the equator as a result of that. After the equator mass melted/shifted, the earth eventually came to the 23 degree tilt we have now. The earth does, in fact, wobble now. That's what gives us our seasons. Without the wobble, it would be perpetual summer/winter or spring/fall, depending on which hemisphere you lived.Do you think that all the constant mining and oil drilling, and moving dirt around will change the balance?
Pangea was a super continent and was composed of all landmasses on earth. The planet had a wobble and Pangea broke up eventually. Then, the various landmasses began travelling to an equilibrium point on a thin veneer of molten lava below the earth's surface to their present-day locations. there is no way at all tht you could move enough dirt or water or anything else, ever, that would cause a wobble. If you could somehow move the entire american continent a couple of thousand miles, it might work but, it ain't happening.
I think you better stay off the ganji...
Simple anwser: No.





Detailed anwser: Not giving it to you as you wont understand it judging by your question.
If the icecaps don't cause a wobble mining and collecting oil probably won't.