Technology NewsWhy Leap Seconds Are Ending — and How the World's Official Time Is Kept
An explainer on how UTC is kept in step with Earth's rotation, why leap seconds were added since 1972, and why metrology bodies chose to stop adding them.
Technology NewsAn explainer on how UTC is kept in step with Earth's rotation, why leap seconds were added since 1972, and why metrology bodies chose to stop adding them.
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