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A second is a second - it is the International Standard for measuring time.

How would you define an hour on Neptune? 1/24 of its period of rotation - its "day"? Why 1/24? Why not some other factor?

A second is a second - it is the International Standard for measuring time.

How would you define an hour on Neptune? 1/24 of its period of rotation - its "day"? Why 1/24? Why not some other factor?

A second is a second - it is the International Standard for measuring time.

How would you define an hour on Neptune? 1/24 of its period of rotation - its "day"? Why 1/24? Why not some other factor?

A second is a second - it is the International Standard for measuring time.

How would you define an hour on Neptune? 1/24 of its period of rotation - its "day"? Why 1/24? Why not some other factor?

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A second is a second - it is the International Standard for measuring time.

How would you define an hour on Neptune? 1/24 of its period of rotation - its "day"? Why 1/24? Why not some other factor?

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