Tony Finch wrote: > One example of an existing secular change of local time might be the > tectonic drift of Hawaii, but since it moves about 1m east every decade > the effect is about three orders of magnitude less than the TAI vs. UT1 > rate error.
Since Hawaii is in the middle of a plate, not just the middle of the ocean, there are few neighbors to worry about. A more apposite example might be locales on either side of the mid-Atlantic rift - neighbors who are rushing apart in geological terms. I suspect that we could all reach consensus that if some nation is physically transported into a different timezone that it is appropriate for their clocks to reflect this fact :-) _______________________________________________ LEAPSECS mailing list [email protected] http://six.pairlist.net/mailman/listinfo/leapsecs
