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Where Does Time Come From?

by Jessie Roberts

Dr. Demetrios Matsakis, the Chief Scientist for Time Services at the US Naval Observatory, addresses the question in a terrific short documentary:

(Hat tip: FlowingData)

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Posted on Mar 19 2014 @ 7:41pmMar 18 2014 @ 7:21pmAuthor Jessie RobertsCategories The Dish

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