One extra second. . .how do you plan to spend it?
I will be in the upstairs office, with the digital clock that takes its signal from the Denver atomic clock, staring at it from 6:59…hoping that seconds counter actually does read 61.
One extra second. . .how do you plan to spend it?
I will be in the upstairs office, with the digital clock that takes its signal from the Denver atomic clock, staring at it from 6:59…hoping that seconds counter actually does read 61.
I was just reading about this this morning.
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20051230.wseconds1230/BNStory/specialScienceandHealth/
What was amusing was that the article pointed out not only how to measure for the additional second, but pointed out that by the time you had finished measuring, you had just blown that extra second. ![]()
djm