Original answer: I believe that the US Naval Observatory is the official time keeper of the United States.
The rest of the story: The USNO is one half of the equation. The National Institute of Standards and Technology is the other half.
In Greenwich, England there is the world atomic clock that sets the time for the world. It is called Greenwich mean time.
Tonight. November 6th. Official start time is Sunday 2am, (Novmber 7th).
November 1st 2009, turn you clock back 1 hour
10 'clock am it is two hours behind us
3 Hours.
Greenwich, England all US atomic clocks sync with it
Greenwich, England all US atomic clocks sync with it
The clock is maintained by a certified NFL official. He or she takes cues to start and stop the clock from the referee.
Timekeeper an official appointed to time regulate , and record the duration of a sports contest or its components parts , as to give the official time of an announce to basketball teams the amount of time left to play .
The big yellow one is the sun!
Before a football time clock can even be started there are a few things the operator must know. The clock operator is required to be at the field forty-five minutes before the scheduled game time. This is so that the operator and the football officials can synchronize their watches. At thirty minutes before game time the clock is normal started with thirty minutes on that clock. All pre-game and half time activities must be synchronized with the game clock. A mandatory three-minute warm-up period will be placed on the clock after the intermission time has ended. The operator must have a additional stopwatch available in case there is a mechanical failure with the clock. Game procedures are as follows: 1. When the ball is kicked the nearest official will signal the legal touching of the ball and indicate for the clock to start. 2. When the official declares the ball to be dead in play, it is that official to signal a time-out when a first down occurs. 3. Any official may signal a team time-out and can signal the operator to stop the clock. 4. On plays near a boundary line, unless an official so signals, if a pass is caught out of bounds, the incompletion signal will stop the clock. NOTE: on plays near the out-of-bounds line and in advance of the line to gain, an official may give a winding signal to indicate the ball is inbounds and follow it by a stop-the-clock signal for the first down. 5. Clock will be automatically stopped if there is a touchdown, field goal, touchback or safety. 6. After the clock has been stopped the official will start it again with a start-the-clock signal, if no signal is given the clock must be restarted on the snap. 7. An official may start the clock again before the ready-for-play signal. 8. There are instances when a period shall be extended by an untimed down. During these extensions, leave the clock at :00. Do not reset the for the next period until the official declares the period over.
Either there isn't any such thing, or nobody knows anything about it. For practical purposes, most countries run an official clock, including the US. That is considered to be the true time.
Ammonia clock invented in 1948 by US National Bureau of Standards.
Clock can help us to know the time and we can know it is night or it is daytime . We can do the things in according to the time on the clock .
The easiest way to find the US Debt Clock online is by typing "US Debt Clock" into your web browser. It should always be the first listing on the page.
The clock helps us by showing the time.
The Clock Tower of the Palace of Westminster is the official name for what people often call 'Big Ben'.