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Greenwich Time Report, January - March 1972.

N7317856

Publication Date	1972
Page Count	24
Abstract	The results of the Greenwich Time and Latitude Service for the period of January to March 1972 inclusive are reported. Explanations of the terms used are given. Commencing on 1en1 Jan. 1972 in accordance with international agreements the standard frequency and time service emissions were adjusted so that the time signals differ from the International Atomic Time Scale by an integral number of seconds. The rate is in agreement with the International Time Scale so that time intervals conform to the definition of the SI second. (Author)
Keywords	Ephemeris time Rates (per time) Time measurement Universal time Astronomical observatories Frequency standards Tables (data)
Source Agency	National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NTIS Subject Category	94G - Manufacturing Processes & Materials Handling
Corporate Authors	Royal Greenwich Observatory, Herstmonceux (England).
Document Type	Technical Report
NTIS Issue Number	197310

Greenwich Time Report, January - March 1972.

Greenwich Time Report, January - March 1972.
N7317856

Publication Date	1972
Page Count	24
Abstract	The results of the Greenwich Time and Latitude Service for the period of January to March 1972 inclusive are reported. Explanations of the terms used are given. Commencing on 1en1 Jan. 1972 in accordance with international agreements the standard frequency and time service emissions were adjusted so that the time signals differ from the International Atomic Time Scale by an integral number of seconds. The rate is in agreement with the International Time Scale so that time intervals conform to the definition of the SI second. (Author)
Keywords	Ephemeris time Rates (per time) Time measurement Universal time Astronomical observatories Frequency standards Tables (data)
Source Agency	National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NTIS Subject Category	94G - Manufacturing Processes & Materials Handling
Corporate Authors	Royal Greenwich Observatory, Herstmonceux (England).
Document Type	Technical Report
NTIS Issue Number	197310