What Time is it Anyway? Clocks, Timescales, and How the World Decides What Time It Is
The Linda HallSeptember 27, 2012, at the Linda Hall Library Christopher Ekstrom, Chief of Advanced Clock Development, U.S. Naval Observatory.
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