The time authorities have decided to eliminate the leap second starting next year, allowing the mismatch between universal astronomical time and atomic time to grow freely, which is expected to be resolved by future generations. #RelojesAtómicos #TiempoUniversal #SegundosIntercalares (translated)
Starting on May 20, 2027, atomic clocks will stop adding leap seconds to adjust to the rotation of the Earth, a practice that has been in place since 1972, in order to avoid chaos in computer systems. #RelojesAtómicos #TiempoUniversalCoordinado #Ciencia (translated)
Atomic clocks will stop adding seconds to adjust to the Earth's rotation starting in May 2027, due to the risks this poses to time synchronization systems and the rapid technological evolution, bringing forward the end of this practice approved at the Conference on Weights and Measures in Versailles. #RelojesAtómicos #TiempoUniversalCoordinado #InnovaciónTecnológica (translated)
Starting in May 2027, atomic clocks will stop adding leap seconds to adjust official time to the Earth's rotation, in response to concerns about time synchronization and technological challenges. #RelojesAtómicos #TiempoUniversalCoordinado #Tecnología (translated)
