What is UTC?
UTC is known as "Universal Coordinated Time”, “Coordinated Universal Time” or “Zulu Time”. It is a worldwide scientific standard of timekeeping. Its reference point is Greenwich, England: when it is midnight there on Earth's prime meridian, it is midnight (00:00:00.000000). UTC can be converted to local standard time for a particular time zone by adding or subtracting the time difference between UTC and that time zone. Please see this World Time Zone Map to visualize time zones boundaries and differences between UTC and local standard time for the respective time zones. Please note when daylight savings time is applied in a given time one hour should be subtracted from the UTC/time zone difference.
UTC is known as "Universal Coordinated Time”, “Coordinated Universal Time” or “Zulu Time”. It is a worldwide scientific standard of timekeeping. Its reference point is Greenwich, England: when it is midnight there on Earth's prime meridian, it is midnight (00:00:00.000000). UTC can be converted to local standard time for a particular time zone by adding or subtracting the time difference between UTC and that time zone. Please see this World Time Zone Map to visualize time zones boundaries and differences between UTC and local standard time for the respective time zones. Please note when daylight savings time is applied in a given time one hour should be subtracted from the UTC/time zone difference.
Statistics: Posted by Earthdata - wxedward — Tue Feb 13, 2024 2:01 pm America/New_York