by susam on 6/18/25, 10:32 PM with 1 comments
by _wire_ on 6/19/25, 1:32 AM
According to the article:
UTC is a standard world-wide time coordinate.
UTC should always be expressed as a 24 hr clock. It is also referred to as Zulu time.
GMT is a time zone with zero offset from UTC, so GMT = UTC.
UK observes "British summer time" which is 1 hr ahead of GMT from March ?? until ??? (don't bother to click through as this is omitted)
Click though if you want these four points expressed in 10x the words.