International Atomic Time (TAI)

International Atomic Time is the practical realization of Terrestrial Time, produced as a weighted average of hundreds of atomic clocks worldwide. Coordinated Universal Time differs from it by a whole number of leap seconds.

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  1. Policy on Celestial Time Standardization — White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, . Official document. Verified .

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