How an accelerating Earth led experts to adopt the leap hour
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World timekeepers have voted to abolish leap seconds to prevent a catastrophic negative second.
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Leap seconds have kept world clocks in step with Earth’s spin for 27 adjustments, but timekeepers are now debating their demise.
Singapore’s lutetium‑based atomic clock hits the 19th decimal place, eclipsing US and China’s precision records.
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Global timekeepers face urgent adjustments as Earth's accelerating rotation threatens to force the scrap of the leap second.
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Global timekeeping authorities are considering replacing the leap second with a leap hour as the Earth's rotation speeds up.
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Physicists have successfully developed the first working nuclear clock, utilizing the thorium-229 atomic nucleus to track time.