Etymologie, Etimología, Étymologie, Etimologia, Etymology
@_ Welt, Mundo, Monde, Mondo, World
Zeit, Tiempo, Temps, Tempo, Time

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BET
Bering Standard Time (W3)

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daylightmap
DaylightMap

Introduction

DaylightMap shows the pattern of night and day on a Google map, for any area of the Earth, for any date and time. It also allows you to select up to ten locations on the map; in addition to seeing at a glance whether it's daytime there, you can show their local time, sunrise and and sunset times, and length of day. These locations can be remembered for future visits, saved as a bookmark, or sent to other people as a web link. This site can thus function as a graphical world clock, and can be used to show relative times of any future or past event.
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World Sunlight Map

Watch the sun rise and set all over the world on this real-time, computer-generated illustration of the earth's patterns of sunlight and darkness. The clouds are updated every 3 hours with current weather satellite imagery.

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ISO 8601
International Standard Date and Time Notation

DOMES Numbering System (W3)

Historically, the "DOMES numbering system" was designed at the start of the MERIT campaign in early 80s in order to give an unambiguous identifier to all instrument reference points and markers involved in this MERIT campaign. The first publication of this information was done in a catalogue published by the "Bureau International de l'Heure" ("BIH") and entitled "Directory Of MERIT Sites", hence "DOMES". The "BIH", together with the "IGN" group, was acting as MERIT coordinating center.

The description of the DOMES numbering can be found in MERIT/COTES JOINT WORKING GROUPS, MERIT CAMPAIGN : CONNECTION OF REFERENCE FRAMES, IMPLEMENTATION PLAN, 1983.

Example: Looking at the 10002M006 DOMES number:

• the first 3 digits indicate the area, usually the country (100=France)
• the next 2 digits designate the site number within the country (02=Grasse)
• the next letter indicates the tracking point ("M" is a monument point such as pillar, pole, brass mark... ; "S" indicates the reference point of an instrument such as the intersection of axes of an SLR telescope, reference point of a VLBI antenna, DORIS or GPS Antenna Reference Point)
• the last 3 digits represent a sequential point number (here 006=GPS Pillar/brass mark)

• IGN: Institut Geographique National, Paris
• MERIT: Monitoring of Earth Rotation and Intercomparison of Techniques (Observation campaign)
• IERS: International Earth Rotation Service
• ITRF: International Terrestrial Reference Frame
• VLBI: Very Long Baseline Interferometry
• SLR: Satellite Laser Ranging
• GPS: Global Positioning System
• DORIS: Doppler Orbitography and Radiopositioning Integrated by Satellite (Two-way radiopositioning system)

DSW (W3)
Weltbevölkerungsuhr

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Wer wir sind
Die Deutsche Stiftung Weltbevölkerung (DSW) ist eine international tätige Entwicklungsorganisation.

Gegründet wurde sie 1991 als private gemeinnützige Stiftung von dem Hannoveraner Unternehmer Erhard Schreiber, der Dirk Roßmann als weiteren Stiftungsgründer gewinnen konnte. Seit 2004 ist Christian Schrom aus Moers als offizieller Mitstifter dabei. Neben der Zentrale in Hannover unterhält die DSW vier Länderbüros in Äthiopien, Kenia, Tansania und Uganda und ein Büro in Brüssel.
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Die Weltbevölkerungsuhr zählt natürlich nicht wirklich die Menschen, die tagtäglich auf der Erde geboren werden oder sterben. Ihr liegen Daten des US-amerikanischen Population Reference Bureau (PRB) zugrunde. Experten beim PRB errechnen den Zuwachs der Weltbevölkerung bis auf die Sekunde.

• pro Jahr: 81.938.000 Menschen
• pro Monat: 6.828.167 Menschen
• pro Woche: 1.575.731 Menschen
• pro Tag: 224.488 Menschen
• pro Stunde: 9.354 Menschen
• pro Minute: 156 Menschen
• pro Sekunde: 2,6 Menschen

Hier finden Sie ausgewählte soziale und demographische Daten zu mehr als 180 Ländern und den einzelnen Regionen der Welt.

Von den aktuellen Bevölkerungszahlen, der Geburtenrate, der Lebenserwartung, der Zahl der HIV-Infizierten bis hin zu Bevölkerungsprojektionen für die nächsten 50 Jahre: Wir bieten Ihnen insgesamt 17 Indikatoren im Überblick zum Land oder der Region Ihrer Wahl.

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erdkunde-wissen
Geologische Uhr

Die Geologische Uhr zeigt die Erdgeschichte als interaktive Animation im Flash-Format. Um diese Anwendung sehen zu können, benötigen Sie einen Browser der Version 4.5 (Netscape Navigator) oder jünger, bzw. 5.0 (Internet Explorer) oder jünger.

EST (W3)

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GMT, Greenwich Mean Time (W3)

The times of various events, particularly astronomical and weather phenomena, are often given in "Universal Time" (abbreviated "UT") which is sometimes referred to, now colloquially, as "Greenwich Mean Time" (abbreviated "GMT").

"Greenwich Mean Time" is a time scale based on the apparent motion of the "mean" sun with respect to the meridian through the Old "Greenwich Observatory" (zero degrees longitude).
The "mean" sun is used because time based on the actual or true apparent motion of the sun doesn't "tick" at a constant rate. The earth's orbit is slightly eccentric and the plane of the earth's orbit is inclined with respect to the equator (about 23-1/2 degrees) hence at different times of the year the sun appears to move faster or slower in the sky. That's why an uncorrected sundial can be "wrong" (if it is supposed to be telling "mean time") by up to 16 minutes. So if the mean (i.e. corrected) sun is directly over the meridian through Greenwich, it is exactly 12 noon GMT or 12:00 GMT (Prior to 1925, astronomers reckoned mean solar time from noon so that when the mean sun was on the meridian, it was actually 00:00 GMT. This practice arose so that astronomers wouldn't have a change in date during a night's observing. Some in the astronomical community still use the pre-1925 definition of GMT in the analysis of old data although it is recommended that the term Greenwich Mean Astronomical Time now be used to refer to time reckoned from noon.)
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GPS (W3)

UTC is the time distributed by standard radio stations that broadcast time, such as WWV and WWVH. It can also be obtained readily from the "Global Positioning System" ("GPS") satellites.
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IERS (W3)

Acronyms
The following acronyms are related to the IERS and to earth rotation and reference systems in general. They are used at this web site and in IERS publications. Additions are welcome.

Glossary
The following terms are related to the IERS and to Earth rotation and reference systems in general.

Barycentric Coordinate Time (TCB) | Celestial Ephemeris Origin (CEO) | Celestial Intermediate Pole (CIP) | coordinate time | Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) | Earth Rotation Angle (ERA) | Fifth Fundamental Catalogue (FK5) | Geocentric Coordinate Time (TCG) | International Atomic Time (TAI) | International Celestial Reference Frame (ICRF) | International Celestial Reference System (ICRS) | leap second | Modified Julian Day (MJD) | Non-Rotating Origin: see Celestial Ephemeris Origin | pole angles | stellar angle: see Earth Rotation Angle | Temps-coordonnée barycentrique: see Barycentric Coordinate Time | Temps-coordonnée géocentrique: see Geocentric Coordinate Time | Terrestrial Ephemeris Origin (TEO) | Terrestrial Time (TT) | Universal Time (UT1)

Internetzeit, Swatch beat, NewBeats (W3)

• 06:00h = 250 NewBeats
• 12:00h = 500 NewBeats
• 18:00h = 750 NewBeats
• 24:00h = 1.000 NewBeats

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leap second (W3)

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One can think of UT1 as being a time determined by the rotation of the Earth, over which we have no control, whereas UTC is a human invention. It is relatively easy to manufacture highly precise clocks that keep UTC, while the only "clock" keeping UT1 precisely is the Earth itself. Nevertheless, it is desirable that our civil time scale not be very different from the Earth's time, so, by international agreement, UTC is not permitted to differ from UT1 by more than 0.9 second. When it appears that the difference between the two kinds of time may approach this limit, a one-second change called a "leap second" is introduced into UTC. This occurs on average about once every year to a year and a half.
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Astronomische Zeitmessung

• Einführung
• Sternzeit
• Sonnenzeit
• Weltzeit (Universal Time UT), Greenwich-Zeit
• Zeitzonen
• Atomzeit
• Ephemeridenzeit, Dynamische Zeiten (TDT, TDB)
• Julianischer Tag
• Literaturhinweise

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newearthtime
Die neue Zeit im Internet

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qlock
Zeit an jedem Ort der Erde per Mouse-over

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swr
Weltzeit

SWR2 Wissen - Montag, 9. Januar 2006 - Weltzeit - Von Jan Lublinski
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Weltweit sorgen 200 Atomuhren dafür, dass die Informations-Gesellschaft nicht aus dem Takt kommt. Die koordinierte Weltzeit UTC ist ein gewichteter Mittelwert aus den besten Zeitgebern: Uhren, die im zurückliegenden Jahr besonders nahe am Mittelwert lagen, bestimmen zu einem großen Anteil die Weltzeit im neuen Jahr. Betrachtet man etwas genauer, welche Uhren hier den größte Einfluss haben, so stellt sich heraus: Die amerikanischen Militärs sind die heimlichen Herren der Zeit.
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Weltzeituhr
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uhrzeit
Weltzeit
Zeitzonen: Die Zeitzonen der wichtigsten Länder

Diverse Länder nehmen gar nicht oder in abgeänderter Form an der Sommerzeitumstellung teil, weshalb sich Besonderheiten bei der Zeitverschiebung ergeben:
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Uni Erlangen
Timezones

Available Timezones
 Australia:    Canada:               US:               MISC:
 LHI           Atlantic              Alaska            CET         Cuba
 NSW           Central               Aleutian          EET         Egypt
 North         East-Saskatchewan     Arizona           GB-Eire     Greenwich
 Queensland    Eastern               Central           Hongkong    Iceland
 South         Mountain              East-Indiana      Iran        Israel
 	      Newfoundland          Eastern           Jamaica     Japan
 Victoria      Pacific               Hawaii            Libya       MET
 West          Yukon                 Michigan          NZ          Navajo
 Yancowinna                          Mountain          PRC         Poland
                                     Pacific           ROC         ROK

 Brazil:     Chile:        Mexico:    Samoa             Singapore   Turkey
 Acre        Continental   BajaNorte                    W-SU        WET
 DeNoronha   EasterIsland  BajaSur
 East                      General
 West

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UT, UTC (W3)
What is Universal Time?
A Few Facts Concerning GMT, UT, and the RGO

The times of various events, particularly astronomical and weather phenomena, are often given in "Universal Time" (abbreviated "UT") which is sometimes referred to, now colloquially, as "Greenwich Mean Time" (abbreviated "GMT").
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However, in the most common civil usage, UT refers to a time scale called "Coordinated Universal Time" (abbreviated "UTC"), which is the basis for the worldwide system of civil time.
UTC is the time distributed by standard radio stations that broadcast time, such as WWV and WWVH. It can also be obtained readily from the "Global Positioning System" ("GPS") satellites.
One can think of UT1 as being a time determined by the rotation of the Earth, over which we have no control, whereas UTC is a human invention. It is relatively easy to manufacture highly precise clocks that keep UTC, while the only "clock" keeping UT1 precisely is the Earth itself. Nevertheless, it is desirable that our civil time scale not be very different from the Earth's time, so, by international agreement, UTC is not permitted to differ from UT1 by more than 0.9 second. When it appears that the difference between the two kinds of time may approach this limit, a one-second change called a "leap second" is introduced into UTC. This occurs on average about once every year to a year and a half.
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Richard B. Langley, Geodetic Research Laboratory, Dept. of Geodesy and Geomatics Engineering, University of New Brunswick,Fredericton, N.B., Canada E3B 5A3

In answer to the question "Does anyone know the exact difference between "GMT" and "UTC"?" here are a few facts concerning "Greenwich Mean Time", "Universal Time", and the "Royal Greenwich Observatory".
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The time scale based on the atomic second but corrected every now and again to keep it in approximate sync with the earth's rotation is known as "UTC" or "Coordinated Universal Time".

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webexhibits
Daylight Saving Time
When and why do we change our clocks?

• When we change our clocks
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weltbevoelkerung
Weltbevölkerungsuhr

welt-zeit-uhr
Welt-Zeit-Uhr

Die Zeitzonen aller Länder werden auf einen Blick dargestellt. Die Angaben der Uhrzeit in den Zeitzonen beziehen sich auf die jeweilige Winterzeit. Die Verwendung der Sommerzeit kann von Land zu Land, manchmal auch innerhalb eines Landes, sehr unterschiedlich sein. Sie wird daher nicht berücksichtigt. Oft ist es jedoch passend, bei Ländern auf der Nordhalbkugel während der deutschen Sommerzeit eine Stunde zur angegebenen Zeit zu addieren.
Die Sommerzeit in Deutschland beginnt am letzten Sonntag im März und endet am letzten Sonntag im Oktober jeweils um 2 Uhr morgens. Sie berechnet sich durch die Addition von einer vollen Stunde.

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Measurements and Units > Time

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Zeitzonen (W3)