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From: akt@COS.COM (Amit Thakur)
Newsgroups: sci.research,sci.physics
Subject: Re: Universal Time
Message-ID: <725@cos.COM>
Date: 3 Jan 88 05:39:02 GMT
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Organization: Corporation for Open Systems, McLean, VA
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Keywords: UTC UT0 time standard
Summary: These days, it's just Universal Time, or UT.


A related discussion has been going on in sci.astro recently.
Although UTC may be the official CCIR acronym, it seems that
more and more people are just using "Universal Time."

Cheers,
akt

Just for kicks, look up how time is represented in ASN.1,
put out by ISO/CCITT.  They refer to "Generalized Time."