Re: [LEAPSECS] Titan Time

From: John Cowan <cowan_at_CCIL.ORG>
Date: Thu, 26 Oct 2006 10:35:31 -0400

Peter Bunclark scripsit:

> MAPS: In general the flybys around T20 are relatively similar. They
> approach over 35degrees latitude, ~135degrees west longitude (moving from
> north to south) and local time is around 2 am.

Bizarre. So each Titan local day is 24 local hours long, where an hour
is about 57.4 ksec?

My personal mnemonics: you can be no more than a ksec late for an
appointment in American culture without anyone making a fuss; a Msec is
a reasonable length of time for a single work assignment; a marriage is
doing very well if it lasts a Gsec (mine is at 0.85 Gsec and counting).

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