UTC (Universal Time Code) means both Coordinated Universal Time in English and Temps Universel Coordonné in French. UTC, like Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), is set at 0 degrees longitude on the prime meridian.
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| - UTC (Universal Time Code) means both Coordinated Universal Time in English and Temps Universel Coordonné in French. UTC, like Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), is set at 0 degrees longitude on the prime meridian.
- Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) is the time in the Greenwich Time Zone in Great Britain and western Europe and western Africa. All other time zones' times are given in relation to UTC.
- UTC stands for "Unusually popular Time format for Common use on the Internet". It was invented in the 1960s but not used until the 1970s. Shortly before its invention, no one had ever heard of it. Before the invention of this popular format, the world used GMT, which was basically the same with different letters. Since GMT was not invented on UTC time, no one really knows exactly when GMT was invented. Some scientists at Cambridge are working on figuring this out with your tax dollars. When this is learned, all of history will be documented using UTC instead of the Common Era notation which recently replaced the Anno Domini notation that is still in use in most parts of the world.
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| - UTC (Universal Time Code) means both Coordinated Universal Time in English and Temps Universel Coordonné in French. UTC, like Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), is set at 0 degrees longitude on the prime meridian.
- Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) is the time in the Greenwich Time Zone in Great Britain and western Europe and western Africa. All other time zones' times are given in relation to UTC.
- UTC stands for "Unusually popular Time format for Common use on the Internet". It was invented in the 1960s but not used until the 1970s. Shortly before its invention, no one had ever heard of it. Before the invention of this popular format, the world used GMT, which was basically the same with different letters. Since GMT was not invented on UTC time, no one really knows exactly when GMT was invented. Some scientists at Cambridge are working on figuring this out with your tax dollars. When this is learned, all of history will be documented using UTC instead of the Common Era notation which recently replaced the Anno Domini notation that is still in use in most parts of the world.
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