> ... that accounts for its differing gravitational forces ...
I salute maintainers of timezone libraries. This is going to be a fun one. You are now responsible for space and time.
I salute maintainers of timezone libraries. This is going to be a fun one. You are now responsible for space and time.
Apparently, TAI specifically defines the second (in terms of cesium transitions) at sea level (where gravitational potential is equal). I never knew that second part.