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Information about Time Scales and Leap Seconds see:
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Systems of Time
Time Service Department, U.S. Naval Observatory, Washington, DC
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Le temps UTC/TAI
Bureau International des Poids et Mesures, BIPM UTC/TAI Time Server
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Leap Seconds
Time Service Department, USNO
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Modified Julian Date
Frequently Asked Questions, Time Service Department, USNO
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Astronomical Time Keeping
Astronomical texts for the layman
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Astronomical Calendars
MAA Scholar Project
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Some basic information about the different time scales
by Paul Schlyter
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Time Scales, UTC, and Leap Seconds
From the Time and Frequency Users Manual
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Astronomical Times
Richard Fisher, National Radio Astronomy Observatory
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Loran-C Timing Operations
U.S. Naval Observatory, Washington, DC
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Loran-C Times of Coincidence (TOC) calculator
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International Earth Rotation Service (IERS)
General Information
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A Few Facts Concerning GMT, UT, and the RGO
by Richard B. Langley
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Time and Frequency FAQ
Time & Frequency Division, NIST
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Leap Second and UT1-UTC Information
Time & Frequency Division, NIST
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Time Scales
Time Metrology, National Physics Laboratory (NPL)
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The Leap Second
Time Metrology, National Physics Laboratory (NPL)
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Leap seconds: why and how
Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB)
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The Time of Internet
Italian Standard Time, Guided Tour to Time Measurement
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The Australian National Time System
The Second and International Atomic Time
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What are all those different kinds of time
Astronomy Frequently Asked Questions
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Chandra, A Time Tutorial
Definitions of various time systems and formulae
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The Times of your Life
Solar Time, Julian Days, Sidereal Time
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Tidbits about TIME
Archives of timezone.com
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Radio Time Checks
Origins and Meaning of GMT/UTC
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1972 Troubled Times
Leap Seconds herold[sic] world-wide cataclysm (huh?)
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Leap Seconds
Urban Legend (huh?)
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The Greenwich Meridian in the Space Age
Time, Atomic Time, Longitude, etc.
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The world time system
New Scientist
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History of the Prime Meridian - Past and Present
by Jeremy Paul
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Time
Physical fundamentals
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UTC New Years Y2K
No leap second here!
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Earth rotation
Difference in seconds between a UT1 and a TAI clock
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