As the world prepares for a new space race, the Biden Administration is calling on NASA to create a moon-based time standard. That's because time ticks by faster on the moon relative to Earth.

Time moves faster on the moon, and now we're one step closer to getting a lunar time zone to keep track of it. ... US House space committee wants a standard lunar clock. Story by John Loeffler • 2h.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Time moves a tad faster on the moon. Now an international group of astronomers has joined calls to give the moon its own clock so that future space missions can keep track of ...

The private ispace Resilience lander will land on the moon at 3:17 p.m. EDT today (June 5), but only if the company pursues ...

NASA is working on discovering exactly what time it is on the moon by creating a standardized time zone. The space agency hopes to then use that standard elsewhere in the solar system.

The moon getting its own “time zone” is critical to future space exploration. Shutterstock / Dima Zel Lunar Coordinate Time would also play a role in navigating space and the moon, added NIST ...

Timekeeping on the Moon is a trickier problem than you might think.. It's not just the fact that it doesn't have a diurnal cycle like Earth does — or that one "day" on the Moon is equal to about ...

They would require a standard moon time relative to Earth in order to compensate for the changes in the way that time flows faster there due to the differences in gravity.

The bill is titled The Celestial Time Standardization Act (or HR 2313), and was passed out of committee by a voice vote on Tuesday (April 29). It now goes to the full House for a future floor vote ...

Time moves faster on the moon, and now we're one step closer to getting a lunar time zone to keep track of it.

Time moves faster on the moon, and now we're one step closer to getting a lunar time zone to keep track of it. ... US House space committee wants a standard lunar clock. John Loeffler.